France, Italy. Medal sec XVII (2 medaglie) sec XVIIII (1 medaglia ) sec XX (2 medaglie) + medaglia in argento san

This medal is part of a commemorative series of the ancestors of the House of Lorraine, minted in Nancy.

From Ferdinand de Saint-Urbain (1658-1738), it commemorates the marriage that took place in 1206, although the medal was posthumously executed in the 17th century by Saint-Urbain. Subject: Theobald I of Lorraine ( ? 1220 ) and Gertrude of Dasbourg-Metz (?-1225). Author: Ferdinand de Saint-Urbain, initials of the engraver under the neck.

The Saint Urbain series is known for its historical accuracy, although it sometimes presents small inaccuracies in the inscriptions and in the names. The artist’s medals are in the world’s major museums and in historic collections, belonging to private individuals or institutions. The medal is from 1728.

Odoardo Farnese, a very beautiful large-format medal, by Guido Veroi, 150 grams

Beatrice Gonzaga, posthumous medal, from the Pisanello model, 1950s mint of the Johnson company of Milan.

Bishop Gaspard Losanna and Ginevra, very rare, opus Sandro Magutti 1883

Cardinal Carlo Borromeo, posthumous work of the 17th century, by Gaspare Molo, 1602–1610, also called 'of the Lamb'.

The initials, g,m (Gaspare Molo or Mola) can be seen with a jeweler's loupe; they are placed under the cut of the cassock. San Marino, Ancient Seals medal, 1972, numbered edition of 2,300 pieces, silver 32.82 g, rare