10 - Bronze medal depicting the Count of Chambord in right-facing profile, surrounded by a rebus inscription meaning “All arms are open / All hearts are yours”; on the reverse, another rebus inscription meaning “The White Republic breeds misery / The Red Republic brings terror / Henry the Bearnese of the Franks brought happiness / And we see in his son the Modena of the Father.” Date in the exergue: 1848. Edge date: 1975.

Bronze medal depicting the Count of Chambord in right-facing profile, surrounded by a rebus inscription meaning “All arms are open / All hearts are yours”; on the reverse, another rebus inscription meaning “The White Republic breeds misery / The Red Republic brings terror / Henry the Bearnese of the Franks brought happiness / And we see in his son the Modena of the Father.” Date in the exergue: 1848. Edge date: 1975. Diameter: 4 cm Included is a silver-plated bronze medal after Jean Mauger (1648–1722), featuring on the obverse Louis XIV in profile facing right, surrounded by the title “LUDOVICUS MAGNUS REX CHRISTIANISSIMUS” and on the reverse, an equestrian statue of Louis XIV with the inscription “OPTIMO PRINCIPI” and the date in the exergue “Lutetia MDC XCIX.” Diameter: 4 cm