comprising:
1) a bronze example by James Mudie, Thomas Webb and Augustin Dupré with a portrait bust of Maj. General Lord Hutchinson on obverse, the reverse decorated with a scene commemorating the Treaty of Egypt beneath the inscription 'Egypt Delivered' (38.5 g, 43mm).

2) a silvered-metal example by James Mudie, Thomas Webb and Augustin Dupré with a portrait bust of Maj. General Lord Hutchinson on obverse, the reverse decorated with a scene commemorating the Treaty of Egypt beneath the inscription 'Egypt Delivered' (35.8 g, 43mm).

3) a bronze example by James Mudie and Thomas Webb with a portrait bust of Lieut. General Sir R. Abercromby on obverse, the reverse decorated with a scene commemorating the arrival of the English Army in Egypt in 1802 (39.6 g, 43mm).

4) a bronze example with a portrait bust of Admiral Lord Nelson on obverse, the reverse with a commemorative scene of the British naval victory at the 'Battle of the Nile' (31.0 g, 39mm).

5) a silvered-metal example by James Mudie and William Wyon with a portrait bust of Early Howe, Admiral of the White on obverse, the reverse with a commemorative scene and inscription celebrating the British victory of the French Navy at the Battle off Ushant (36.5 g, 47mm).

6) a silvered-metal example with a portrait bust of Sir Ralph Abercrombie on obverse, the reverse with a commemorative scene memorializing his service and death in the Egyptian campaign (29.8 g, 40mm).

7) a silvered-metal example by James Mudie, George Mills and Nicholas Guy Antoine Brenet with a portrait bust of Admiral Sir Sydney Smith on obverse, the reverse with a commemorative scene celebrating the English defense of Acre against Napoleon's forces (39.9 g, 43mm).