Medal Louis XIV Splendor Rei Navalis Mauger the French Royal Navy

Silver (Silverd) medal in the currency of Paris (a horn of abundance from 1880). Medal struck around 1900, refreshing a MAUGER model around 1700. To report some friction, small shocks, as well as a lack of silver cover on the edge Beautiful patina.

Louis XIV, tribute to the navy. Winning, draped and battleship bust on the left. France seated, holding a trident, in a chariot going to the left on the waves. Engraver / artist : F MAUGER.

Punch on the edge (Mark on the Edge) : omnum of abundance + bronze. The support is not for sale. __ This period, which goes from the beginning of the 17th century to 1715 is very important because it is during these decades that the French navy became a permanent force when until then, royal authority was content with Ar. To report some friction, small shocks, as well as a lack of silver cover on the edge Louis XIV, tribute to the navy.

This period, which goes from the beginning of the 17th century to 1715 is very important because it is during these decades that the French navy became a permanent force when until then, royal authority was content with Ar.

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