France. A C.1795 Rare Medal For The Attempted Assassination Of Robespierre Newly Listed 1809 by King Hieronymus I

1809 by King Hieronymus I of Westphalen

The dagger measuring 298 mm in length

when he died from his wounds on July 31

near Ypres

having spent three years and sixty-three days in the rank of Bombardier and the rest as a Gunner

France. A C.1795 Rare Medal For The Attempted Assassination Of Robespierre Newly Listed 1809 by King Hieronymus IFrance; Produced c. 1795 in bronze, obverse with a die stamped plate illustrating an oval frame containing the right facing bust of Committee of Public Safety leader Maximilien Franois Marie Isidore de Robespierre surrounded by the inscription ""MAXen ROBESPIERRE"" on the left side, Robespierre's portrait inscribed ""MIS HORS LA LOI"" above and ""LE 9 THERMIDOR AN 3"" (July 27, 1795) below, an oval frame containing the left facing bust of his alleged