's-Hertogenbosch, vroedschapspenning op de aanleg van de steenweg van 's-Hertogenbosch naar Eindhoven 1741

Theodorus Everardus van Berckel's 1741 silver medal commemorates the construction of a road between 's-Hertogenbosch and Eindhoven. One side of the medal depicts a detailed view of 's-Hertogenbosch with the newly constructed road leading out of the city, while the other side features a nude male figure representing "Perseverance" handing a key to a female figure representing "Virtue". The medal's inscription "MERCATURA TOTI POCO CIVIUM BONO INCHOATA VIA MDCCXLI" translates to "A road begun for the benefit of the whole community, 1741". This historical medal serves as a testament to the importance of infrastructure development in the Netherlands during the 18th century.