Set of three medallions featuring the profile of Emperor Napoleon I. -Bronze medallion. Obverse bearing the inscription "Napoleone imperatore ere". Reverse depicting Prometheus on Mount Caucasus and inscribed "Non di lui Ma di chi lo tradi imago 1816" 7.7cm -Bronze medal by Andrieu Bertrand. Reverse depicting Emperor Napoleon in profile holding his son at his baptism on June 9, 1811, and inscribed "Andrieu Fecit" and "Baptême du roi de Rome M.DCCC.XI.". 6.7 cm -Bronze medal. Reverse depicting the island of St. Helena, with the imperial eagle flying overhead and inscribed "il mourut sur un rocher" and "ile Ste Helene 5 mai 1821". 6.7 cm St. Helena medal with ribbon 5cm

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