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Assistance of the French army under the command of Marshal Gérard to Belgium, in honor of Louis Philippe, King of the French
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Assistance of the French army under the command of Marshal Gérard to Belgium, in honor of Louis Philippe, King of the French

M. Borrel · 1831 · striking (metalworking); silver (metal)

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Zilveren penning. Voorzijde: borststuk man met eikenkrans binnen omschrift.

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history medalÉtienne Maurice GérardBelgiumBelgische RevolutieTiendaagse Veldtocht
Credit lineHulp van het Franse leger onder leiding van maarschalk Gerard aan België, terere van Lodewijk Filips, koning der Fransen. 1831. M. Borrel. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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