Tiendaagse veldtocht, overwinningen bij Hasselt en Leuven, ter ere van Willem I Frederik, koning der Nederlanden 1834

This silver medal, created by Louis Royer in 1834, celebrates King William I of the Netherlands. The obverse depicts a profile portrait of the King, while the reverse features a personification of the Netherlands, seated on a lion and holding a spear, symbolizing the country's strength and defense against its enemies. The medal commemorates the victories achieved by William I in the Ten Days' Campaign of 1830, specifically those at Hasselt and Leuven. The medal is a testament to the artistic skill of Royer and the political and military significance of the Ten Days' Campaign in Dutch history.