Biographical dictionary of medallists: coin, gem, and seal-engravers, mint-masters, &c., ancient and modern, with references to their works B. C. 500-A. D. 1900; compiled by L. Forrer ...

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Nuremberg, and D' Habich ascribes to him the medal of Charles V,
152.
He appears to have been collaborating with Hans Schwartz.
BIBLIOGRAPHY. - G. Habich, op. cit.
KRULL, CHRISTIAN FREDERICK (B.D.M., Vol. III, p. 232).
Dr Stanley Bousfield possesses a medal of Maximilian Julius
Leopold, duke of Brunswick, I785, by this artist,and also the obv.
and rev. dies of same (from W.J. Taylor's effects).
KRUSE, BRUNO (B.D.M., Vol. III, p. 233). Additional medallic
works: Soth Birthday of Virchow, 190 I, 53 X i i mill.; --
Silver Wedding of the German Emperor and Empress, I906;
70't Birthday of Otto Jessen, 1896; - Portrait-plaquette of Luise
Jessen, nee Engel, I898; - Another, on her 7o0t Birthday, I907
(dedicated by the Ladies'Committee of the Pestalozzi-Fr(ibel Institute
in Berlin); - Portrait-plaquette of Field Marshal von Moltke,
I907; - Portrait-medallion of same (cast), ro8; - Portraitmedallion of Theodore Mommsen on his 8ot' Birthday (dedicated
by the Academy of Sciences, Berlin), 897; - Portrait-plaquette
of Field Marshal Count Waldersee (I889), and another, dated 1903.
K. & S. Vide KETTLE & SONS, of Birmingham. I have mentioned
KEMPSON & SON of London as the makers of the Princess Charlotte
medal which is by KIRKWOOD & SON of Edinburgh.
KUBLI, PAUL (Sziss). Medallist of Netstal (canton Glaris), born
in Moscow on I1/9 March I816; son of Paulus Kubli and Baarara
Therese Kollar: married in I86i Justine Wassiliew and died in
I882 at Moscow, leaving two daughters behind him. He was the
founder and proprietor of renowned Die-sinking \vorks there.
BIBLIOGRAPHY. - Ernst Buss, in Scbzweii. Kiilnstler-Lexion.
KUCHLER, CONRAD HEINRICH (B.D.M., Vol. 111, p. 234). A
memorial medal of Louis VIII, Landgrave of Hesse, is signed
KUICHLER. Dr Bousfield owns dies of Louis XVI's medal on his
leave-taking of his family, I793 (IL. only); - Memorial medal
of Washington (PIL. only); - Julius David Denicke, b. 1716
I77I (both sides); also a sealing-wax impression of a Portraitmedal of Boulton, never issued. The same collector possesses a
medal of Nelson, in pewter, with inscription on the edge, and
another in bronze, with different bust.
By Kilchler are further: John James Moser, born I8. Jan. I701,
bust almost facing; 13. NON INTERITURUS Palm-tree; signed
C.H. Kiichler, ft.; -- Medal on the New Century, I800; -
Peace of Luneville, I80I; RB. JUNGUNTUR OPES FIRMATUR IMPERIUM
(several varieties); - Peace of Amiens, I802; tL. PAX UBIQUE