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Copper Medal of Stewart, Capt. Charles, United States, 1778–1869. 1950.136.8

Date: 1778 - 1869
Obverse: CAROLUS STEWART NAVIS AMER CONSTITUTION DUX: bust to right
Reverse: UNA VICTORIAM ERIPUIT RATIBUS BINIS|INTER CONSTITU.NAV.AMERI. / ET LEVANT ET CYANE NAV. / ANG. DIE XX. FEBR. / MDCCCXV: view of sea battle
Diameter (in mm): 65.0
Weight (in gr.): 143.279
Reference: L.47

Bronze Medal of Stewart, Capt. Charles, United States, 1778–1869. 1967.225.548

Date: 1778 - 1869
Obverse: CAROLUS STEWART NAVIS AMER CONSTITUTION DUX: bust to right
Reverse: UNA VICTORIAM ERIPUIT RATIBUS BINIS|INTER CONSTITU.NAV.AMERI. / ET LEVANT ET CYANE NAV. / ANG. DIE XX. FEBR. / MDCCCXV: view of sea battle
Diameter (in mm): 65.0
Weight (in gr.): 137.195
Reference: L.47

Bronze Medal of Stewart, Capt. Charles, United States. 1988.124.220

Obverse: CAROLUS STEWART NAVIS AMER. CONSTITUTION DUX: bust r.
Reverse: UNA VICTORIAM ERIPUIT RATIBUS BINIS|INTER CONSTITU. NAV. AMERI. / ET LEVANT ET CYANE NAV. / ANG. DIE XX FEBR. / MDCCCXV: ships in sea battle
Diameter (in mm): 65.0
Weight (in gr.): 133.985

Bronze Medal of Stewart, Capt. Charles, United States, 1778–1869. 1961.119.1

Date: 1778 - 1869
Obverse: CAROLUS STEWART NAVIS AMER CONSTITUTION DUX: bust to right
Reverse: UNA VICTORIAM ERIPUIT RATIBUS BINIS|INTER CONSTITU.NAV.AMERI. / ET LEVANT ET CYANE NAV. / ANG. DIE XX. FEBR. / MDCCCXV: view of sea battle
Diameter (in mm): 65.0
Weight (in gr.): 127.069
Reference: L.47

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