Het drievoudige verbond tussen Engeland, Frankrijk en de Republiek 1596

This silver medal, created by Gerard van Bylaer in 1596, celebrates the "Triple Alliance" between England, France and the Dutch Republic. The medal's obverse features the intertwined coats of arms of these three nations, bound by a snake representing unity. This medal was likely intended for a diplomatic audience, showcasing the strength of this newfound alliance. The medal's reverse features an intricate design of intertwined coats of arms, emphasizing the united strength of the alliance. The medal serves as a visual and symbolic representation of a significant moment in 16th century European history.