1796, France, Napoleon Bonaparte. Italian Campaigns Brass Medal.
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1796, France, Napoleon Bonaparte. Italian Campaigns Brass Medal. Mint Year: 1796 Reference: Jul. 524, Hennin 767, Trés 62.2. Condition: Removed loop, most of the silver plating Denomination: Medal - Napoloen´s Victories in the Italian Campaigns of 1796Weight: 10.43gmDiameter: 32mm Material: Brass Obverse: Young uniformed bust of Napoleon Bonaparte right. Legend: BUONOPARTE GENERAL EN CHEF DE LA BRAVE ERMEE D'ITALIE Reverse: Mars leaning on shield with fasces (the French Republic) and holding olive-sprays. Trophies below. Legend: VOILA SOLDATS VALEUREUX LE FRUIT DE VOS TRAVAUX. The Italian campaigns of the French Revolutionary Wars (1792–1802) were a series of conflicts fought principally in Northern Italy between the French Revolutionary Army and a Coalition of Austria, Russia, Piedmont-Sardinia, and a number of other Italian states. In autumn 1792, several European powers formed the First Coalition against France. The first major operation, the annexation of Nice by some 30,000 French troops, was reversed when the Republican forces were withdrawn to deal with a revolt in Lyon, triggering a Piedmontese invasion of Savoy in mid-1793. With the suppression of the revolt in Lyon, General Kellermann managed to push back the Piedmontese with just 12,000 troops, winning engagements at Argentines and St Maurice in September and October
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