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Battle of Wagram, Bertrand Andrieu French, Gilt bronze, struck, French — Battle of Wagram
Multiple artists/makers
1809

Funeral of Duke of Montebello. 1810., André Galle French, Gilt bronze, struck, French — Funeral of Duke of Montebello. 1810.
Medalist: André Galle
Manufactory Struck at the Paris Mint
Factory director Baron Dominique Vivant Denon
19th century

Conquest of Upper Egypt, 1798, André Galle French, Gilt bronze, struck, French — Conquest of Upper Egypt, 1798
Medalist: André Galle
Manufactory Struck at the Paris Mint
Factory director Baron Dominique Vivant Denon
1798

Retreat from Moscow, 1812, Bertrand Andrieu French, Gilt bronze, struck, French — Retreat from Moscow, 1812
Multiple artists/makers
19th century

Banquet by Municipality of Paris on Occasion of Napoleon's Coronation. 1804., André Galle French, Gilt bronze, struck, French — Banquet by Municipality of Paris on Occasion of Napoleon's Coronation. 1804.
Multiple artists/makers
19th century

Battle of Friedland, 1807, Bertrand Andrieu French, Gilt bronze, struck, French — Battle of Friedland, 1807
Multiple artists/makers
19th century

Bonaparte's Return to Fréjus, 1799, André Galle French, Gilt bronze, struck, French — Bonaparte's Return to Fréjus, 1799
Medalist: André Galle
Manufactory Struck at the Paris Mint
Factory director Baron Dominique Vivant Denon
1799

Capture of Vienna and Presbourg. 1805.

Multiple artists/makers

19th century

Deputation of Mayors of Paris to Congratulate Napoleon at Schönbrunn

Multiple artists/makers

1805

Commemorating the Arrival of Napoleon at Fréjus from Egypt, October 9, 1799

Medalist: André Galle

Manufactory Cast after the original by the Paris Mint

18th and 20th century

Napoleon Bonaparte (1769–1821), Emperor of France (1804–14)

Medalist (obverse): Bertrand Andrieu

Manufactory Cast after the original by the Paris Mint

Medalist (reverse): André Galle

19th and 20th century

Napoleon Bonaparte, (1769–1819)

Medalist (obverse): André Galle

Medalist (reverse): Romain-Vincent Jeuffroy

Manufactory Cast after the original by the Paris Mint

19th and 20th century

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