Description
1797 France Medallion – Surrender of Mantua by Levy
Condition: Nice
Price: £75
Design Details: The 1797 France Medallion commemorating the Surrender of Mantua is an exceptional piece of historical artistry. The obverse features a detailed depiction of the surrender scene, with the inscription “REDDITION DE MANTOUE” (Surrender of Mantua). The reverse showcases the victorious French army, with the inscription “A L’ARMEE D’ITALIE VICTORIEUSE” (To the Victorious Army of Italy) and the date “24 PLUVIOSE AN 5” (February 13, 1797). The intricate design and historical significance make this medallion a prized collectible.
Historical Facts:
- Struck in 1797 to commemorate the French victory at the Siege of Mantua during the French Revolutionary Wars.
- The Siege of Mantua was a significant military engagement, resulting in the surrender of the Austrian forces and boosting French morale.
- Designed by Levy and struck at the Paris Mint under the direction of Baron Dominique Vivant Denon.
Condition: This medallion is in nice condition, preserving its sharp details and original features. While it shows some signs of wear, it remains an appealing and significant collectible.
Weight: 44 grams
Diameter: 44 mm
Metal Content: Gilt Bronze
Price: £75
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Add this unique 1797 France Medallion to your collection today. Perfect for collectors and history enthusiasts, this medallion offers both beauty and significant historical value. Don’t miss the opportunity to secure this gem!
