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A die-struck alloy badge with gilt and enamels
the Imperial family made its entrance at around half-past nine
2 Casualty Clearing Station and posted to the Cnaadian Army Medical Corps Depot at Shorncliffe
two handwritten letters from friends written to Walter H
after the Flying Tigers of the 1st American Volunteer Group of the Chinese Air Force were disbanded on July 4th of that month
France, Napoleonic Kingdom. A Legion Of Honour, Legionnaire, C.1808 Auction Archive A die-struck alloy badge with(Ordre national de la Lgion d'honneur). Instituted 1802 by Napoleon Bonaparte. Type I, First Empire. III Issue. (1806 1808). Multi piece construction in silver, with blue, white and green enamels, hallmarked on ring with a fasces denoting Paris origin between 1809 1819, measuring at 37. 2mm (w) x 56. 0 mm (h to top of crown suspension), and weighing at 17. 6 grams, indentation to reverse centrepiece medallion, light crazing to enamels on body and a
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