A collection of patriotic medals Eight pieces, including Wilhelm II, on the German Exhibition in London 1861, reverse the exhibition building, die-cutter W. Mayer Stuttgart, bronze, d 70 mm; Friedrich Wilhelm III, to commemorate the Wars of Liberation, reverse farewell scene with soldiers, 1813-1913, die cutter A. Krüger FEC, bronze, D 60 mm; Frederick William III, to commemorate the Wars of Liberation, reverse battle scene 1813-1913, bronze, D 59 mm; Frederick William III and William II, on the centenary of the Wars of Liberation, reverse eagle with imperial crown on rocky outcrop 1813-1913, bronze, D 60 mm; Frederick the Great, reverse eagle in flight, 24 January 1712-1912, bicentenary of the birth of Frederick the Great, bronze, D 60 mm; Count von Wylich und Lottum, Prussian general of infantry, secret minister of state and cavalry captain, reverse Mars, god of war, with the family coat of arms, on the 50th anniversary of his service, 9 April 1834, bronze, D 50 mm. April 1834, bronze, D 50 mm; Leopold Friedrich, Duke of Anhalt, on the construction of the Elbe bridge in Dessau, reverse the Elbe bridge and the river goddess with cornucopia and rudder, 9 December 1836, Dessau citizen. December 1836, Dessau's citizens, bronze, D 43 mm, and Leopold Friedrich, 25 years reigning Duke of Anhalt, reverse a winged angel blessing the head of the city goddess of Dessau, the city council and the citizens of Dessau, 9 August 1842, bronze, D 44 mm, all in good condition.