Overwinning in de slag bij Turnhout en het innemen van tien steden en drie versterkingen door Maurits, graaf van Nassau 1597

This silver medal, dating back to 1597, commemorates the victory of Maurice of Nassau in the Battle of Turnhout. The medal depicts a lion, a symbol of the Dutch Republic, standing on its hind legs, holding a sword and a laurel wreath, representing victory and peace. The inscription on the reverse of the medal celebrates Maurice's success, mentioning the capture of 10 towns and 3 fortifications. This small, but significant artwork is a testament to the Dutch Golden Age and its military prowess, highlighting the importance of this victory for the young Republic.