Two medals with the Peace of M黱ster Two medals commemorating the Treaty of M黱ster Medal of Peace of Munster; A gold plaque medalist commemorated the Peace of Munster. Front: between wreathing figures of Hercules and Athena two wreaths of laurel and oak leaf. Two putti also hold a banderolle with the text: OB CIVES SERVATOS. JEHOVA stands in the top in a halo in Hebrew signs. Along the top edge; on a wrinkled band supported by four putti the inscription: PAX VNA TRIVMPHIS INNVMERIS POTIOR. On the reverse side a stretched cloth; wrinkled around the circumference in the manner of the lobe ornament. Four putti emerge from the folds. At the top the Amsterdam weapon; two fruit bundles on the underside on either side of a mask. In the middle the inscription: EXTINCTO TERRA MARIQVE PVBL.BEL. INCENDIO PER VTRIMQ. SVBLAT. ET ASSERTA PATRIAE OBERTATE PAIOS NOM. ET OMINE AETERN. LAETI LVBENTISQE S.P.Q. AMSTELDAM CI? I? CXLVIII; (story of) Hercules (Heracles); (story of) Minerva (Pallas; Athena); tetragram (in Roman or Hebrew script); symbol of God the Father; Johannes Lutma (1584-1669); 1648; gold (metal); d 7.6 cm x t 0.4 cm x w 149 gr