Death of Charlotte Augusta, princess of England, Thomas Webb, 1817 history medal Bronze medal. Front: breastpiece woman inside Cover. Downside: tomb with inscription, on which large and small corpse, against which there is mourning genius and over which second genius veil draps; Cut: Inscription EnglandBirmingham bronze (metal) striking (metalworking)

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