Two medals noting the 25th anniversary of the Israelit Vorschuss-Institut – institute for loans in Hamburg. Hamburg, 1841.
Obverse: bee-hive (institute's emblem). Reverse: Inscription – "Zum 25 Jähr Jubiläum 1841" [25th anniversary, 1841]. On both sides of the medal appear biblical verses concerning loans and assisting the needy.
Diameter: 45 mm.

Medal commemorating the "Grand Sanhedrin" convention in 1807.
Obverse: Napoleon's portrait and an inscription "Napoleon Emp. Et Roi" (Napoleon – Emperor and King).
Reverse: Napoleon holding the Tablets of the Law. The kneeling figure symbolizes the Sanhedrin and under it the inscription "Grand Sanhedrin" and the date.
Diameter: 40 mm. Contained in a box.

[Satiric?] Zinc medal, minted to note twenty years since the death of the Messiah claimant Sabbatai Zevi, by Christian Wermuth, Germany, 1696.
Obverse: a mountain surrounded by water, with snakes, a lion and other beasts. On the right, a metal craftsman working and lightening coming out of the sky. Inscription (Latin): " STATVS ECCLESIAE PRAESENTIS FLORENTISSIMVS" and " DIES LABORIS. IIIIII PRIORA TEMPORA DAN.11.40". Inscribed on the mountain "MONTES ESAV" (Mount Esav) and on the lower part a citation from the books of Zachariah and Obadiah. Inscription on lower part: "CARDU' ET SPINIS FLORET / PALLURUS AGUTIS./ 1696".
Reverse: Sheep standing on top of a mountain, next to it a dove with an olive branch in its beak with the digit "7" and horns turning downwards. Inscription: "SABBATISMVS POPVLO DEI RELICTVS . HEBR.IV.9 / SABBATVM" (Epistle to the Hebrews, 4,9) and " SABBATVM, MONS ZION / APOC.14. / OBAD.V.17.& 21. / 144000". On the lower part:" ASPICE VENTURO LAETEN / TURUT OMIA SECLO. / 1000". On the rim appears the inscription: "TEMPVS PRAESENS ESAV / FVTVRVM IACOB | 4.ESDR.VI.V.9"..
Diameter: 43 mm. Minor damages.

Eight medals with the figures of David and Jonathan.
1-3. Three German "Friendship Medals" [17th-18th cent.].
Obverse: David and Jonathan are shaking hands surrounded by a German inscription: "ICH WILL DIR THUN WAS DEIN HERZ BEGEHR"]" Whatever you want me to do, I'll do for you",Samuel A, 20,4].
One medal is marked: P.H.M. [Philipp Heinrich Muller].
Reverse: Abraham meets Lot, surrounded by an inscription: "GEN.13.V.8 WIR SIND GEBRUDER"[We are brothers, Genesis, 13, 8]. Diameter: 52 mm; 40 mm; 38 mm.
4-5. German "Friendship Medals" [17th-18th cent.].
Obverse: David and Jonathan shaking hands surrounded by an inscription: " Whatever you want me to do, I'll do for you " (German). On the lower part of both medals appear two different inscriptions in German referring to David and Jonathan. Both medals are marked C.W. [Christian Wermuth]. Reverse: Figure of a woman next to a palm tree surrounded by inscription: "VERGIS DEINES FREUNDES NICHT" [do not forget a friend] and an additional inscription in German. Diameter: 43 mm; 33 mm.
6. German medal. Obverse: A tree with two shields – one with the inscription "David" and the other: "Ionathan". Reverse: crossed hands illuminated by light beams coming out of the clouds. Diameter: 42 mm. Hook for hanging.
7. Medal with figures of David and Jonathan and David and Goliath, [Bohemia].Obverse: David and Jonathan. David holds a harp. Reverse: David and Goliath. Diameter: 41 mm. Hook for hanging.
8. Medal. Belgium, 1774. Obverse: David playing the harp surrounded by an inscription in Latin. Reverse: figure of a woman with a shield on which appears the Dutch Republic emblem. Diameter: 32 mm.