Medal commemorating British victories, 1704. Obverse: Bust of Queen Anne (left) hair bound with fillet, love lock on right shoulder, gown fastened with a brooch in front. Legend: 'ANNA . D . G . MAG . BR . FR . ET . HIB . REGINA.' Reverse: Britannia, murally crowned, holding an anchor and a rudder, seated at the foot of a palm tree hung with three shields inscribed (left) 'DE GALL ET BAVA AD DONAWERD .', (right) 'DE GALL . ET BAVA ITER . AD HOCHSTAD .' (centre) 'GERMANIA LIBERATA HOSTIB FVGAT.' ([The Victory] over French and Bavarians at Donauworth, again over French and Bavarians at Hoschstadt; Germany delivered, the enemy put to flight.) A distant view of the attack on Gibraltar and a nereid is approaching Britannia and presenting to her a naval crown. Legend: 'DIVES TRIVMPHIS ANGLIA.' (England rich in triumphs.) Exergue: 'FRETO GADITAN . OCCVPAT CLASSE GALL . FVGATA.' (The Straits of Gibraltar occupied, French fleet put to flight.) Inscription (on edge): 'IN OMNI GENTE, QVAE AVDIERIT NOMEN TVVM, MAGNIFICABITVR SVPER TE DEVS ISRAEL.' (In every nation which shall hear thy name, the God of Israel shall be magnified on occasion of thee.) (School of Nuremberg)