Electronic Auction 598
Lot: 901. ANCIENT THEMES. Scipio Africanus and Hannibal. 236-183 BC and 247-183/2 BC. Cast Æ Medal (40mm, 44.07 g, 6h). By Valerio Belli. Later cast(?) of a circa 1520s-1530s(?) original. VF.

Electronic Auction 598
Lot: 902. ANCIENT THEMES, Roman Republican. Julius Caesar. 100-44 BC. Cast Æ ‘Sestertius’ (36mm, 24.17 g, 12h). Later cast after Giovanni da Cavino (1500-1570). VF.

Electronic Auction 598
Lot: 903. ANCIENT THEMES. Gaius (Caligula). AD 37-41. Æ “Sestertius” (3337mm, 25.48 g, 6h). Paduan type. Later cast after Giovanni da Cavino, 1500-1570. Good VF.

Electronic Auction 598
Lot: 904. ANCIENT THEMES. Nero. AD 54-68. Cast Æ “Sestertius” (34mm, 22.82 g, 6h). Paduan type. Later cast after Giovanni da Cavino (1500-1570). Near EF.

Electronic Auction 598
Lot: 905. ANCIENT THEMES. Constantine I. AD 307/310-337. Æ Medal (69mm, 129.2 g, 6h). By Cristoforo di Geremia. Later cast after a 15th century original. VF.

Electronic Auction 598
Lot: 906. AUSTRIA, Austro-Hungarian Empire. Franz Josef I, with Wilhlem II of Germany. 1867-1916. Æ Medal (60mm, 98.59 g, 12h). Alliance of Germany and Austria in the First World War. By R. Neubergerer. Dated 1914 and 1915. EF.

Electronic Auction 598
Lot: 907. AUSTRIA, Austro-Hungarian Empire. Franz Ferdinand, with Sophie. 1889-1914. Æ Medal (70mm, 134.0 g, 12h). Memorial. By Kerdic. Dated 28 June 1914. EF.

Electronic Auction 598
Lot: 908. FRANCE, Royal. François, Duc de Guise. 1519-1563. Æ Medal (51mm, 68.21 g, 12h). The Siege of Metz. By an uncertain medallist. Dated 1552, though a 19th century restrike of a circa 1600-1635 original. EF.

Electronic Auction 598
Lot: 909. FRANCE, Royal. Henri IV le Grand (the Great). 1589–1610. Æ Medal (42mm, 35.78 g, 12h). By Conrad Bloc. Dated 1598, though struck 19th century. EF.

Electronic Auction 598
Lot: 910. FRANCE, Royal. Jules Raymond Mazarin, cardinal and statesman. 1602-1661. Æ Medal (48mm, 33.94 g, 12h). The Siege of Casale. By J. Warin. Later cast of a circa 1630 original. .

Electronic Auction 598
Lot: 911. FRANCE, First Republic. Directory. 1795-1799. Æ Medal (35mm, 21.02 g, 12h). Capture of Mantua. By Gatteaux. Denon, director. Dated 30 January 1797 (though struck 1807). EF.

Electronic Auction 598
Lot: 912. FRANCE, First Empire. Directory. Napoléon Bonaparte. General of the Army of the Orient, 1798-1799. PB Cliché Medal (97mm, 56.10 g in frame). Conquest of Egypt. By J. du Bois. Dated 3 Thermidor L’An 6 and 23 July 1798. EF.

Electronic Auction 598
Lot: 913. FRANCE, First Republic. Directory. 1795-1799. AR Medal (34mm, 14.09 g, 12h). Conquest of Lower Egypt. By Brenet. Denon, director. Dated L’An 7 (AD 1798). EF.

Electronic Auction 598
Lot: 914. FRANCE, First Republic. Directory. 1795-1799. Æ Medal (34mm, 17.13 g, 12h). Conquest of Lower Egypt. By Brenet. Denon, director. Dated L’An 7 (AD 1798). Good VF.

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Lot: 915. FRANCE, First Republic. Directory. Napoléon Bonaparte. General of the Army of the Orient, 1798-1799. Æ Medal (40mm, 41.82 g, 12h). Conquest of Egypt. By Jouannin and Brenet. Denon, director. Dated 1798 (in Roman numerals). EF.

Electronic Auction 598
Lot: 916. FRANCE, First Republic. Directory. Napoléon Bonaparte. General of the Army of the Orient, 1798-1799. Uniface Electrotype of a Medal (40mm, 26.51 g). Conquest of Egypt. By Jouannin and Brenet. Denon, director. Dated 1798 (in Roman numerals). EF.

Electronic Auction 598
Lot: 917. FRANCE, First Republic. Directory. 1795-1799. AR Medal (35mm, 20.25 g, 12h). Conquest of Upper Egypt. By Gallé. Denon, director. Dated L’An 7 (AD 1798). EF.

Electronic Auction 598
Lot: 918. FRANCE, First Republic. Directory. 1795-1799. Æ Medal (35mm, 20.25 g, 12h). Conquest of Upper Egypt. By Gallé. Denon, director. Dated L’An 7 (AD 1798). EF.

Electronic Auction 598
Lot: 919. FRANCE, First Republic. Directory. 1795-1799. Uniface Electrotype of a Medal (34mm, 14.20 g). Conquest of Upper Egypt. By Gallé. Denon, director. Dated L’An 7 (AD 1798). EF.

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Lot: 920. FRANCE, First Republic. Directory. 1795-1799. Æ Medal (34mm, 16.38 g, 12h). Arrival of Napoléon at Fréjus. By Gallé. Dated 17 Venémiaire L’An 8 (9 October AD 1799). EF.