Uitreiking van vaandels aan dorpen en steden, ter herdenking van de september-dagen 1832

This bronze medal, created by Adrien Hippolyte Veyrat in 1832, commemorates the September Days, a series of uprisings in Brussels that led to the Belgian Revolution. The obverse depicts a lion holding a flag, a common symbol of Belgium, while the reverse features the inscription "La Patrie Reconnoissante", which translates to "The Grateful Fatherland". This small but significant piece of art serves as a tangible reminder of a pivotal moment in Belgian history.