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Pewter Medal of Gates, Horatio, United States, 1728–1806. 1998.104.1

Date
1728 - 1806
Obverse
HORATIO GATES DUCI STRENUO:COMITIA AMERICANA: bust, l.
Reverse
SALUS REGIONUM SEPTENTRIONAL: General Burgoyne handing his sword to General Gates
Diameter (in mm)
38.0
Reference
Stahl.2

Pewter Medal of Morgan, Gen. Daniel, United States, 1736–1802. 1998.104.10

Date
1736 - 1802
Obverse
DANIELI MORGAN DUCI EXERCITUS:COMITIA AMERICANA: America crowning General Morgan
Reverse
VICTORIA LIBERTATIS VINDEX: battle scene
Diameter (in mm)
37.0
Reference
Stahl.8

Pewter Medal, United States. 1998.104.11

Obverse
VIRTUTIS ET AUDACIAE MONUM ET PRAEMIUM: Mars standing on the ruins of Stony Point
Reverse
AGGERES PALUDES HOSTES VICTI: birds-eye view of Stony Point
Diameter (in mm)
37.0
Weight (in gr.)
20.549
Reference
Stahl.4

Pewter Medal of Jones, John Paul, United States, 1747–1792. 1998.104.2

Date
1747 - 1792
Obverse
JOANNI PAVLO JONES CLASSIS PRAEFECTO:COMITTA AMERICANA: bust, r.
Reverse
HOSTIVM NAVIBVS CAPTIS AVT FVGATIS: sea battle
Diameter (in mm)
37.0
Weight (in gr.)
20.768
Reference
Stahl.7

Pewter Medal of Howard, John Edgar, United States, 1752–1827. 1998.104.3

Date
1752 - 1827
Obverse
JOH EGAR HOWARD LEGIONS PEDITUM PRAEFECTO:COMITIA AMERICANA: Colonel Howard on horseback pursuing an enemy infantryman, Victory hovers above
Reverse
inscription
Diameter (in mm)
37.0
Reference
Stahl.10

Pewter Medal of Lee, Henry, United States, 1756–1818. 1998.104.4

Date
1756 - 1818
Obverse
HENRICO LEE LEGIONIS EQUIT PRAEFECTO: bust, r.
Reverse
inscription
Diameter (in mm)
37.0
Weight (in gr.)
20.325
Reference
Stahl.6

Pewter Medal of Washington, William, United States, 1752–1810. 1998.104.5

Date
1752 - 1810
Obverse
GULIELMO WASHINGTON LEGIONIS EQUIT PRAEFECTO: Washington on horseback, victory hovers over
Reverse
inscription
Diameter (in mm)
37.0
Reference
Stahl.9

Pewter Medal of Wayne, Anthony, United States, 1745–1796. 1998.104.6

Date
1745 - 1796
Obverse
ANTONIO WAYNE DUCI EXERCITUS: America giving a crown to general Wayne
Reverse
STONEY-POINT EXPUGNATUM:XV JUL.MDCCLXXIX: battle scene
Diameter (in mm)
37.0
Weight (in gr.)
20.689
Reference
Stahl.3

Pewter Medal of Washington, George, United States, 1732–1799. 1998.104.8

Date
1732 - 1799
Obverse
GEORGE WASHINGTON SVPREMO DVCI EXERCITVVM ADSERTORI LIBERTATIS: bust, l.
Reverse
HOSTIBUS PRIMO FUGATES:BOSTONIUM RECUPERATUM XVII MARTII MDCCLXXVI: General Washington with his lieutenants, looking over the evacuation of Boston by the British
Diameter (in mm)
37.0
Reference
Stahl.1

Pewter Medal of Greene, Nathanael, United States, 1742–1786. 1998.104.9

Date
1742 - 1786
Obverse
NATHANIELI GREEN EGREGIO DUCI COMITIA AMERICANA: bust, l.
Reverse
SALUS REGIONUM AUSTRALIUM: Victory standing over enemy shields
Diameter (in mm)
37.0
Reference
Stahl.11

Bronze Medal, San Francisco, CA, 1515–1914. 1988.110.16

Date
1515 - 1914
Place of Production
San Francisco (Calif.)
Obverse
.TO.COMMEMORATE. THE OPENING.OF.THE.PANAMA.CANAL.MCMXV.|"ON!|SAIL ON!": Mercury opens canal locks;ship Argo passes through with setting sun reflected on sails
Reverse
.PANAMA-PACIFIC.INTERNATIoNAL.EXPoSITIoN.SAN.FRANCISCo.CALIFoRNIA.MCMXV.: two females(hemispheres) holding cornucopiae;seagull below
Diameter (in mm)
38.0
Weight (in gr.)
17.5
Reference
HK.400

Bronze Medal of Barkley, Alben W., United States. 1988.124.141

Obverse
Alben W. BARKLEY AUG. 12 1949: bust 3/4 to right
Reverse
IN RECOGNITION OF DISTINGUISHED PUBLIC SERVICE: eagle
Diameter (in mm)
76.0
Weight (in gr.)
254.703

Silver Medal of Serra, Junípero, United States. 1988.124.181

Obverse
PADRE JUNIPERO SERRA O.F.M.: Serra stg. on land, ship in background
Reverse
ALWAYS GO FORWARD AND NEVER TURN BACK: mission sites on map of California
Diameter (in mm)
37.0
Weight (in gr.)
19.773

Silver Medal of Truxtun, Capt. Thomas, United States, 1800–1800. 1988.124.224

Date
1800
Obverse
bust to left
Reverse
BY VOTE OF CONGRESS, TO / THOMAS TRUXTUN / 24 MAR. 1800: two ships in sea battle
Diameter (in mm)
55.0
Weight (in gr.)
81.95

Bronze Medal, San Francisco, CA, 1915–1915. 1915.80.1

Date
1915
Obverse
.TO.COMMEMORATE. THE OPENING.OF.THE.PANAMA.CANAL.MCMXV.|"ON!|SAIL ON!": Mercury opens canal locks;ship Argo passes through with setting sun reflected on sails
Reverse
.PANAMA-PACIFIC.INTERNATIoNAL.EXPoSITIoN.SAN.FRANCISCo.CALIFoRNIA.MCMXV.: two females(hemispheres) holding cornuacopiae;seagull below
Diameter (in mm)
38.0
Weight (in gr.)
25.6
Reference
HK.400
Provenance
Zerbe, Faran

Silver Medal, San Francisco, CA, 1915–1915. 1915.80.2

Date
1915
Obverse
.TO.COMMEMORATE.THE OPENING.OF.THE.PANAMA.CANAL. M.C.M.X.V.; in ex., "ON!/ SAIL ON!": Mercury opens canal locks;ship Argo passes through with setting sun reflected on sails
Reverse
.PANAMA-PACIFIC.INTERNATIoNAL.EXPoSITIoN.SAN.FRANCISCo.CALIFoRNIA.MCMXV.: two females(hemispheres) holding cornuacopiae;seagull below
Diameter (in mm)
38.2
Reference
HK.399
Provenance
Zerbe, Faran

Gold Medal of Jackson, Andrew, United States, 1815–1815. 1933.64.29

Date
1815
Place of Production
United States
Obverse
MAJOR GENERAL ANDREW JACKSON: bust to right in military uniform
Reverse
RESOLUTION OF CONGRESS FEBRUARY 27.1815.|BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS JANUARY 8.1815.: Victory with crown of laurel in l. hand indites "Orleans" at the direction of Fama
Diameter (in mm)
65.0
Weight (in gr.)
226.612
Reference
L.46
Provenance
Kunz, George F.

Gold Medal of Ellsworth, Lincoln, Philadelphia, PA, 1926–1931. 1933.64.88

Date
1926 - 1931
Obverse
FOR. HIS. COURAGE. SAGACITY. AND. PERSEVERANCE. IN. THE. TRANSPOLAR. FLIGHT. IN. THE. DIRIGIBLE. NORGE. MAY. 1926.: Above horizon of sphere on which swirls, cowled female face with raised hand to each side, star on forehead.
Reverse
AWARDED. BY. THE. CONGRESS. OF. THE. UNITED. STATES/ TO LINCOLN. ELLSWORTH: Dirigible and helical lines above polar view of earth.
Diameter (in mm)
76.0
Weight (in gr.)
197.0
Provenance
Kunz, George F.

GI Medal, United States, 1876–1876. 1940.100.87

Date
1876
Place of Production
United States
Obverse
THESE UNITED COLONIES ARE, AND OF RIGHT OUGHT TO BE, FREE AND INDEPENDENT STATES.|1776: female figure typifying united colonies, holding sword in r. hand
Reverse
IN COMMEMORATION OF THE HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.|ACT OF CONGRESS JUNE 1874|1876: Columbia crowning Manufacture and Art
Diameter (in mm)
58.0
Weight (in gr.)
105.0
Reference
Holland.9
Provenance
Eidlitz, Robert J.

Bronze Decoration, United States, 1863–1904. 1910.96.1

Date
1863 - 1904
Place of Production
United States
Obverse
In center circle of ornamented pentagram, Minerva stg. facing, resting l. hand on fasces and holding up with r. hand a shield against discord, fleeing l., nude from waist up, holding snakes in hands and turning hd. back to r.
Reverse
(hand engraved) The Congress/ -to- / Thomas L. Steadfast/ Co. C, 27th Me. Vol
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