Created on 2024-11-20

The image shows a page from what appears to be a book or a collection of illustrations. The page is titled "PL. XIII" at the top right corner, suggesting it is plate number 13 from a series. The central portion of the page is composed of a grid-like arrangement of figures, numbered 1 through 25. Each figure displays a different design, most of which resemble heraldic crests, coats of arms, or symbols that might be seen on coins or medallions. These designs feature a variety of elements such as crowns, shields, lions, eagles, and other heraldic motifs that were commonly used to represent different families, cities, or countries in heraldry. At the bottom, there is a caption that reads "Monnoyage, Monnoyes des principales Villes de L'Europe," which translates from French to "Coinage, Coins of the main Cities of Europe." This suggests that the illustrations represent various historical coin designs from major European cities. The artwork on the page is rendered in a detailed, engraved style, typical for illustrations meant for scholarly works or collections from previous centuries.

Created on 2024-11-20

This image appears to be a collection of various coin designs or monnaies, as indicated by the title "Monnovage, Monnoyes des principales Villes de l'Europe" (Coinage, Coins of the principal Cities of Europe). The image contains 24 different coin designs or images, each labeled with a number and showing a variety of symbols, crowns, and portraits, likely representing different European cities or countries. The coins seem to be artistic renderings or illustrations rather than actual photographs of physical coins.