Amsterdam freed from the French yoke by Alexander I, Tsar of Russia after the victory at Leipzig, Bronze Medal. Obverse: bust of Tsar, depicted as Rodomsyl, the Well-being, with plumed helmet, lance over his shoulder and shield inside an inscription. Reverse: soldier in military rest with drawn sword defends kneeling woman with his shield next to him, representing Amsterdam with keys in hand and crowned coat of arms next to her French soldier lying down on the ground, whose helmet has fallen from his head in a circumscription, cut off: inscription, Netherlands, Amsterdam, Leipzig, Alexander I (Tsar of Russia), A. Kleinkoff, Russia, 1836, bronze (metal), striking (metalworking), d 6.5 cm × w 123.93 gr
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Amsterdam freed, French yoke, Alexander I, Tsar, Russia, victory, Leipzig, Bronze Medal, Obverse, bust, depicted, Rodomsyl, Well, plumed helmet, lance, shoulder, shield inside, inscription, Reverse, soldier, military rest, drawn sword defends kneeling woman, shield next, representing Amsterdam, keys, hand, crowned coat, arms next, French soldier lying down, ground, helmet, fallen, head, circumscription, cut off, Netherlands, Amsterdam, Kleinkoff, 1836, bronze, metal, striking, metalworking
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