Coat of Arms [reverse] c. 1535

This bronze medal, likely made in Germany, depicts a coat of arms with a griffin and a dog. It is a small, circular piece, likely intended for display or use as a token. The inscription on the reverse side reads "DENIA MIT STETTER TREWA," likely a motto of the family or organization represented by the arms. The intricate details of the design and the inscription point to its significance as a symbol of power, prestige, and loyalty. The medal is a beautiful example of Renaissance-era craftsmanship and a testament to the symbolic importance of heraldry in that period.