Helmets and uniforms

France, 1st Empire (1804-1814) - Restoration (1814-1830). Light Cavalry Senior Officer's saber type AN11, privately made deluxe variant, the blade engraved "HONNEUR ET PATRIE". Hunter-style mounting in originally gilded cast brass (remains), three-prong hilt finely chased with foliage friezes and curved quillon decorated en suite. Cap surmounted by a curved rivet knob chased with a radiating rib and long tail adorned with palms and palmettes on a sandblasted background. Wooden spindle sheathed in brass-filigree basane with two twisted chain wires bordered by two single wires. Shuttle-shaped mumps with a median flower flanked by two palmettes. Scarlet wool tie. Curved steel blade, with hollow sides and slightly convex back and gutter near the back. It is engraved in thirds with blued and gold remains, in "HONOR AND PATRY" cartouches on one side, and two three five-pointed radiating stars on the other side, the point sharpened in counter-edge. Steel scabbard with stained gray patina and traces of oxidation, with two brass suspension rings supported by two brass bracelets chased with foliage friezes. Brass scabbard. Asymmetrical cut steel stinger. Good saber in its original condition, Tourangelle house, never previously collected. (Wear and minor wear accidents, saber "cleaned and polished" over time, gilding on mount, bluing and gold on blade partly missing, basane and watermark on spindle with minor chips, old yoke repair on one end of scabbard. Fairly good condition.) 97 cm (blade 83 cm).

Order of the Iron Crown - a Breast Star 1st Class with war decoration Faceted breast star in silver, gold and enamel. The front with an elaborately worked medallion, a crown and inscription around the edge on a deep blue background. The wreath of the war decoration around the edge. The hallmarks "C.F. Rothe", "A", "A" on the back of the bulbous vertical pin (bent slightly inwards) and a lozenge-shaped stamp, the "greyhound head" and "A" on the back of the medallion. Signs of age and wear. Width 9.1 cm, weight 83 g. A rare find in beautiful condition. Condition: II

FRANCE ORDER OF THE LEGION OF HONOR, instituted in 1802. Rare Monarchie de Juillet-period grand-croix jewelry, modified IIe République, from Marshal Dode de la Brunerie. In gold, chased with a wreath of oak and laurel leaves, a five-pointed star with double white enamel and bolted tips. Obverse with Bonaparte's profile on a grey background and the legend "BONAPARTE PREMIER CONSUL 19 MAI 1802"; reverse with crossed flags and the legend "HONNEUR ET PATRIE". Full trigger guard, ball bélière, smooth ring. Original scarf in red moire, with small bow. Diameter 75 mm. Gross weight: 80 g. T.T.B. (Minimal hair and surface chip on one branch). History: Dode had been Grand Cross of the Legion of Honor since April 28, 1843. When the regime changed (1848), he retained his insignia, modifying it by removing the royal crown and changing the center obverse. The jewels of the great crosses of the Second Republic are extremely rare, the vast majority having been subsequently modified (the Marshal died in March 1851). Provenance : -Marshal Guillaume Dode de la Brunerie, -Then descendants.

France, 2nd Empire (1852-1870). Set of 2 decorations. - Mexican Campaign medal 1862-1863 in silver by Barre. (Patina of use, ribbon worn and damaged, as is). - Commemorative medal for the Italian campaign 1859, in silver by Barre. Illegible hallmark on the ball. Complete with reduced ribbon. (Patina of use. Good condition). Comes in a cardboard box, damaged.

France, Louis-Philippe (1830-1848). Sabre de bord modèle 1833 dit "cuillère à pot", by Manufacture Royale de Châtellerault, 1842. Mounting with shell guard and steel flank spindle in its original black lacquer. Scarlet wool tie. Low-curvature blade with hollow front and flat back, engraved with the vertical anchor on both sides (very worn). Marked on the back of the blade "Manufacture Royale de Châtellerault septembre 1842" and stamped on the heel with an underspangled "G" and a cursive "B" for the reviser Joseph Ambroise BISCH. Black leather scabbard with two brass fittings. In original condition, never in collection. 82 cm (Blade 68 cm). (Wear and patina from use, frame oxidized with rust bloom in places, blade with small gray patina, stained and oxidized with rust bloom. Fairly good condition).

France, Third Republic (1870-1940). Fine model 1822 Light Cavalry troop saber from the Manufacture d'Armes de Châtellerault, with the same number. Cast brass mounting with two secondary arms. Cap with bead surmounted by a riveted dome-button and short tail, curved beak plate. Wooden spindle covered with brass filigree basane. The main guard limb is stamped "B" in a circle, "R" in a circle, "1" in an oval and "G" under a star in a circle. It is stamped "1086". Leather tie present. Beautiful white, slightly curved blade, with hollow front and flat back, marked "Manufacture d'Armes de Châtellerault Juin 1879, Cavalerie Légère Modèle 1822" and good punches on the heel, partly concealed by the tie. Steel scabbard with white polished finish, with one suspension ring, with the same serial number on the strap of the suspension ring "1086" and good inspection marks. 107.5 cm (Blade 92.5 cm). (Wear from use, small traces of oxidation and rust on the scabbard. Good condition).

France, Louis-Philippe (1830-1848). Model 1831 infantry sword, privately made by "TALABOT PARIS", with the same serial number. Cast brass mount with 26 grooves. Stained white two-edged carp-tongue blade with triangular flat at the heel, with "TALABOT PARIS" maker's marks and inverted spangled "N" in an oval. The hilt is stamped "1490" and stamped "N" inverted star in an oval. Natural buffalo tie. Black leather scabbard with two brass fittings, the trigger guard with the same "1490" serial number and the leather stamped with the "MANCEAUX A PARIS" maker's mark. 63.8 cm (blade 48.5 cm). (Wear and minor wear. Fairly good condition).

MANOLO VALDÉS, (Valencia, 1942). "Lady of Elche". Glazed ceramic with wooden base. Measurements: 22,50 x 18,50 x 21 cm, 26,50 x 18,50 x 21 cm (with base). Manolo Valdés was born in Valencia on March 8, 1942. In 1957 he enrolled in the School of Fine Arts of San Carlos where he spent two years, abandoning his studies to devote himself to painting. In 1964 he founded the artistic group Equipo Crónica together with Juan Antonio Toledo and Rafael Solbes, in which he remained until Solbes' death in 1981, even though two years after the group was founded, Toledo had left it. After the death of Rafael Solbes he continued working alone in Valencia for a few years, until 1989, when he traveled to New York where he set up his studio and continued experimenting with new forms of expression. He belongs to the Marlborough Gallery and the Freites Gallery. He also set up a studio in Madrid for the realization of large sculptures, alternating his work in both cities. Influenced by Velázquez, Rembrandt, Rubens and Matisse, Manolo Valdés creates a large format work in which lights and colors express a feeling of tactility by the treatment given to the materials. His work forces the viewer to delve into memory and search for significant images from the history of art. In addition to the works exhibited as part of Equipo Crónica, Valdés had more than 70 solo and group exhibitions between 1965 and 1981. As a sculptor, he is the author of La Dama del Manzanares (2003), a 13-meter high work located in the Parque Lineal del Manzanares (Madrid). In 2005 he created the sculptural group Asturcones, for the city of Oviedo. Valdés has received several awards, among which stand out: in 1965 the Lissone and Biella prizes, in Milan (Italy), in 1979, the Silver Medal of the II International Biennial of Engravings in Tokyo (Japan) and the Bridgestone Art Museum Prize in Lis'79 in Lisbon (Portugal); in 1983 the National Prize of Plastic Arts; the Alfons Roig Award, in Valencia; the National Prize of Fine Arts of Spain; in 1986 the Medal of the Biennial of the International Festival of Plastic Artists, in Baghdad (Iraq) and in 1993 the Decoration of the Order of Andres Bello in the class of Band of Honor, in Venezuela. In 2012 he was in charge of designing the poster for the bullfighting season at the Real Maestranza de Caballería in Seville.

A five-piece miniature necklace with the Order of St. Anne, two Orders of St. Stanislaus, the Order of St. George and a coronation medal, circa 1910 Gold, silver, partly enameled. Length of the chain approx. 11.5 cm. Width of the medals ca. 15 and 18 mm. Comes with two silver brooches made from coins. Enamel partly slightly chipped, occasional cracks, signs of use and age. Condition: II

France, Third Republic (1870-1940). Light cavalry troop saber, model 1882, with the same number. Cast brass mounting with two secondary branches. Cap with bead surmounted by a riveted dome-button and short tail, curved beak plate. Wooden spindle covered with brass filigree basane. The main guard branch is stamped "G" under a star, "C" in a circle (twice) and stamped "8849". Natural leather tie. Beautiful straight blade in its dried grease, with two grooves and flat back with minute trace of marking (illegible, Manufacture d'Armes de Châtellerault?), no visible hallmark on the heel. Steel scabbard with white polished finish and minor traces of rust blossom oxidation, with one suspension ring, with the same "8849" serial number, and hallmarked "F" in a circle and "C" in a circle. 110 cm (blade 94.5 cm). (Good condition). . Straight blade with stained gray patina and traces of orange peel oxidation, . Orange peel oxidized steel scabbard with two suspension rings and symmetrical lyre-shaped sting. The top strap is numbered "88". 113.5 cm (blade 94 cm). (Restored basane handle and later brass filigree, as is).

FRANCE ORDER OF THE LEGION OF HONOR Commander's star, Monarchie de Juillet period. Gold and enamel (small chips to the oak leaves and white enamel). Ram head hallmark. Double transverse suspension ring. Tie sewn as a knot, without fastening. Dimensions: 85 x 60 mm. Gross weight: 49 g. T.B. to T.T.B.

France, Centenary of the Revolution (1889). Suite of seven commemorative buttons. In polychrome enameled copper, decorated with a peasant and the three orders with the legend "Je suis las de les porter" ("I'm tired of wearing them"). Slightly domed. (Patina of age, one button with enamel chips, otherwise good condition). Diameter: 28 mm.

Ernst von Barth zu Harmating - a Commander's Cross of the Order of the Crown of Italy and a photo of it's bearer, circa 1900 Golden neck cross, multi-colored enamelled, on the collar ring, Remnants of the collar present. In a red velvet case made by Cravanzola, Rome, with a gold lid imprint of the ruler's cipher "U" under a crown for King Umberto I (1878 - 1900). Width of the cross 51 mm, weight 25 g. Comes with the photo (dimensions 16.5 x 11 cm) of the recipient of the order. According to the Bavarian Military Handbook of 1907, Ernst von Barth zu Harmating (former Chief of the General Staff) was the bearer of the order. He ended his military career in 1905 as a general of the infantry. Provenance: Family estate Verri della Bosia, von Barth zu Harmating, von Schirnding. Condition: II

An Order of Franz Joseph 1st Class Gold, enamelled on both sides (minor chips in places), the gold hallmark "chamois head" and the manufacturer "VM" (Vincenz Mayer) stamped on the loop. Movable crown riband buckle. Includes the sash, 10.5 cm wide. Signs of age and wear. Width 37 mm, weight approx. 25 g. A rare find. Condition: II

Five fire brigade helmets Three brass helmets, one leather helmet (lining removed) with brass fittings and one silver-colored iron helmet with brass fittings. Some with clear signs of age and wear. Condition: II - III

Seven Soviet awards, from 1942 on Order of Friendship of Nations, silver, partly gold-plated, enameled, rs. Order of the Red Banner of Labor, silver, gold-plated, enameled, item no. 259041. Order of Glory 3rd class, silver, partly enameled, item no. 114671. Order Sign of Honour, silver, enameled, item no. 258603.Order of the Patriotic War 2nd Class, silver, gold, partly gold-plated, enameled, lot no. 932989. Order of the Red Star, silver, gold-plated, enameled, lot no. 3455755. Order of the Red Banner, silver, gold-plated, enameled, lot no. 3455755. Condition: II Keywords: Russia, russia, Russian, Russia, Russie, Petersburg, Moscow, Moscow,

Duchy of Nassau Military and Civilian Service Order - a Knight's Cross with Swords Gold, enameled on both sides with separately applied, engraved medallions, the sword blades silver. In a red jewelry case without imprint. Condition: I - II

14 awards, 20th century Non-ferrous metal (partially gilded), white metal, colored enamel. Rectangular medal for aviators 1945, badge "France Libre", medal for the Resistance 1940 - 1944 and other medals for the defense/liberation of the homeland in World War II. Mostly with ribbon. Partially slightly damaged, signs of age. Condition: II

House Order of the Golden Lion - a Breast Star of the Grand Cross Convex, eight-pointed, silver star body with applied, multi-part, golden medallion, its red enameled ring with surrounding silver Order motto, the blue enameled center with coloured heraldic lion. Vertical pin on the reverse. Diameter approx. 80 mm, weight 51.5 g. Condition: II

A Military Merit Cross 2nd Class with war decoration and inscription Silver, enamelled on both sides. Two hallmarks on the loop, including the greyhound head. "R. Marschall" engraved on the narrow edge of the lower cross arm. The inscription "26./7. Monte San Michele 1915" on the back of the medallion. Comes with a white and red neck ribbon, 5 cm wide. The enamel chipped in places, particularly on the back (cross arms). Signs of age and wear. Width 40 mm, weight 31 g. A rare find. Condition: II

A Military Order of Merit 4th Class with Swords, 2nd model, 1933 - 1944 Cross 4th class with swords, gilded and enameled, movably attached to the Tsar's crown, illegibly hallmarked in the ring. Small chips. On the ribbon section of the Military Order of Valor. Condition: II

Croce da Cavaliere dell'Ordine della Corona d'Italia - Knight's Cross of the Order of the Crown of Italy. obverse round shield with crown, reverse round shield with golden eagle, red and white striped ribbon, guillochè enamel mm 50x50 approx., Weight gr 20.2 Signs of time

Four medal cases An older case for the Silver Cross (with swords?) of the Order of Merit of Philip the Magnanimous and one for the Knight's Cross 2nd Class. A medal for bravery in a case. Also a Saxon case. Condition: II

Grand Duchy of Hesse - a Cross of Honor 2nd Class of the Order of the Star of Brabant Convex plug cross of gilded silver, enameled in bluish (minimal scratch) with multi-part medallion, on the reverse a thin vertical pin. Condition: II

ORDINE DI S. GREGORIO PAPA, CAVALIERE - ORDER OF ST. GREGORY POPE, KNIGHT mid-20th century guillochè enamel, with ribbon mm 85x55, Weight gr 42.8 Signs of time

BONNAUD Paul (1873-1953). Symbolist portrait of a young woman, round plate in paillonné enamel, signed and located Limoges. D. 9.5 cm. In a 25 cm square frame. Art enameler and key player in the enamel revival in Limoges from the late 19th century. Gold medal Brussels 1897, Paris 1900, St Petersburg 1904. Bibliography. Jean-Marc Ferrer, Véronique Notin, L'art de l'émail à Limoges, pp. 91-92.

A six-piece and a three-piece medal bar Warrior's Medal of Merit 1873. Medal of Merit for Rescue from Danger on ribbon 1833. Silver medal of the Order of the Red Eagle. War memorial coin 1870/71. Gold-plated medal of the Order of the Red Eagle. Hessian field service medal (war memorial coin) 1840. Green cloth and long cross pin on the reverse. Comes with a three-part order buckle (Prussia) with ribbons only. Medal of honor contemporary, modern sewn order buckles with new ribbons. Signs of wear and age. Condition: II

Order of Albrecht - a Knight's Cross 2nd Class with Swords on a medal bar Knight's Cross of the Order of Albrecht 2nd Class with Swords in war manufacture of gilded silver with one-piece medallions and smooth swords on the reverse (hallmarked "S" for Scharffenberg, Dresden), FA medal in silver and EK 2 from 1914 on order buckle (ribbons somewhat faded). Condition: II

Six awards, 20th century Gilt medal for the proclamation of the Republic (1947 - 1972), bonus medal on the occasion of the liberation of the homeland (1944 - 1964), gilt medal "PMR 1921 - 1961", gilt medal of merit and bronze medal "Crusciada Impotriva Comunismului" (Crusade against Communism), all with ribbon and case. Also a red enameled bronze pin "RSR" (scattered small chips). Some cases slightly damaged, signs of use and age. Condition: II

An Iron Cross 1st Class 1914 and a miniature of the Order of the Red Eagle Iron cross with silver frame, blackened iron core, hinged pin on the reverse (pin hook bent). Hinged pin (pin hook bent), maker's mark "KO". In a beautifully preserved case of the Order of the Red Eagle 4th class. Comes with a buttonhole miniature (16 mm) of the Order of the Red Eagle with an enameled medallion on the obverse side (edge chip). Partially slightly damaged, signs of wear and age. Condition: II

Two three-part medal bars Iron Cross 2nd class 1914, Knight's Cross 2nd class with swords of the Württemberg Order of Frederick, front-line fighter's cross of honor of bronzed iron (stamped "HKM" on the reverse), red cloth and brass cross pin on the reverse. Also an order buckle with silver-plated Württemberg bravery medal (Wilhelm II), silver-plated Saxon Friedrich August medal and Prussian medal "For faithful service to the flag" for nine years made of blackened iron, red cloth and brass cross pin on the reverse. Ribbons partially renewed. Later reworked. Signs of wear and age. Condition: II

A small collection of medal bars Including an eight-piece and a six-piece as well as six others, some incomplete. Including two four-part miniature necklaces, one with the silver medal of the Military Order of St. Henry and the EK 2, the other that of a Prussian officer in colonial service, including the 4th class cross of the Order of the Crown and the 1912 colonial commemorative coin. Condition: II

A Prussian Red Eagle Order 4th class Silver with polished details, the screwed medallion with enamel painting. Stamped "N"(?) in the ring. Comes with a 4th class Crown Order, chipped, the medallion missing, "F"(?) in the lower cross arm. Each without ribbon. Condition: II +

An Order of St. Alexander 5th class with swords through the center Silver, partly enameled. Dimensions 46 x 37 mm. Band ring hallmarked "GAS". With pentagonal ribbon. In the original red award case with the Tsar's cipher for Ferdinand I and the Order's inscription printed in gold. Condition: II Keywords: Bulgaria, Sofia, Bulgarian, bulgarian, , ,

Duke Friedrich I of Anhalt - a commemorative medal for the 25th anniversary of his reign in 1896 Non-ferrous metal, finely embossed on both sides. On the front the portrait of the Duke in uniform and his wife. On the opposite side the crowned coat of arms, held by two bears. On a white-green grosgrain ribbon. In a later, glazed box. Signs of use and age. Diameter of the medal approx. 30 mm. Rare. Condition: II

France, Third Republic (1870-1940). Képi, model 1919, for a non-commissioned officer in the 13th Dragon Regiment. Stiff carcass, scarlet wool cap, black wool headband, black cordonnet and soutache. Body number embroidered with silver cannetille. Leather visor with leather trim. Yellow satinette inner cap and light brown leather sweatband with metal "LP" monogram letters. Worn. (Wear and minor wear, sweatband cut on rear edge. Fairly good condition).

A small group of orders An order "Pour le Mérite" and an EK 1 from 1914 as replicas from the 1960s (made in the 1960s), possibly by Steinhauer & Lück. In addition a single epaulette, a Hanseatic Cross, a miniature of the RAO 4th class as well as member badges, ribbon buckles etc. between 1920 and 1960. Partly damaged. Condition: II +

Six awards under Franco, 20th century Nickel silver medal of the patronage of Our Lady of Loreto, inscribed on the reverse "MA DEL PILAR ... DEL GLORIOSO AVIADOR ...", on ribbon with clasp and cross pin (width 27 mm, weight 16 g). Silver-plated medal for the volunteers of Navarre in the Spanish Civil War, on ribbon with clasp and cross pin. Also a medal "de Sufrimientos por la Patria" with blue enamel in the center, a silver-plated eagle badge and two decorations with the Falange symbol. Partially slightly damaged, signs of age. Overall beautifully preserved. Condition: II

Order of the Legion of Honor - an Officer's Cross, 4th Republic Silver cross with white enameled arms (a few small chips), blue enameled medallions (chips), with antique profile and crossed flags, green enameled wreath (scattered chips). Movable agraffe, green enameled (chips). Red silk band with rosette. Slightly damaged in places, signs of wear and age. Width 40 mm. Condition: II

A seven-piece medal bar Buckle piece (higher quality reproduction). Silver-plated medal of the Military Order of St. Henry. Iron Cross 2nd class 1914. General decoration in bronze (war metal, bronzed) 1914 with sword clasp (Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach). Service award 2nd class for 12 years (Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach). Medal for service in the war 1915 in bronze (Saxony-Meinigen). Friedrich Cross 1914 (Anhalt). Silver-plated medal for service in the war of 1914 (Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt). Green cloth and long cross pin on the reverse. Traces of wear and age. Condition: II

A collection of awards and insignias, mostly German, 20th century Two EK 2 (1914), one on ribbon, ribbon buckle, silver-plated brooch with EK in oak wreath, Frontkämpfer-Ehrenkreuz (iron), badge "Bayerischer Kriegerbund" (blue enameled, rs. "Deschler & Sohn, München"), brass badge "Bayerischer Marinetag 1926", iron badge "Reichsparteitag 1934" (rs. "Balmberger Nürnberg"), black wounded badge, parachutist badge from France (non-ferrous metal, silver-plated), an NVA medal, a Czech medal, a Weimar belt buckle (nickel silver) etc. Partially slightly damaged, signs of age and use. Condition: II

Grand Duchy of Hesse - Order of Louis, a Breast Star with Swords of the Grand Cross Convex, eight-pointed, silver star corpus with a multi-part, partly enameled medallion with the Order's motto "Gott Ehre Vaterland" on a black background with surrounding oak leaves (chipped) above riveted swords. A bulbous vertical pin on the reverse, the medallion with the circumferential maker's mark "Schnitzspahn Darmstadt". Width approx. 83 mm. Condition: II +

France, 19th and 20th century. Lot of decorations, including: - Enameled silver Legion of Honor star with boar's head hallmark, Louis Philippe model (1830-1848). Complete with ribbon. (Damage, white enamel on the branches very damaged, as is). - Enameled silver Legion of Honor star with boar's head hallmark, IVth Republic model (1946-1958), complete with ribbon. It comes in its box, the lid marked "Légion d'honneur". (Wear and minor wear, good condition). - Croix de guerre "1939", bronze, complete with ribbon and silver star for a citation in the order of the division (Good condition). - Croix de guerre de Vichy "1939-1940", bronze, complete with green ribbon with vertical black stripes, bearing a bronze star for a commendation to the order of the brigade, regiment or assimilated unit (good condition). - Croix du combattant "1939-1940" Vichy government model, bronze, complete with sky-blue ribbon with vertical black stripes. (Good condition). - Medal of the European Confederation of Veterans, enameled gilt metal, complete with ribbon. (Good condition). - Médaille du sacre de Louis XV le Bien-Aimé, refrappe de la monnaie de Paris in bronze (1976). Diam. 72.5 cm. Including a "Collignon-Houlliot" type 781 compass, dated January 1955 (good condition).

An Order of St. Alexander 5th class with swords on the ring Silver, partly enameled. Dimensions 46 x 37 mm. With triangular ribbon. In the original red award case with the Tsar's crown and the Order's inscription printed in gold. Good condition. Condition: II Keywords: Bulgaria, Sofia, Bulgarian, bulgarian,

Seven awards, 20th century Bronze cross "L.RN.F. 1914 -1918", bronze medal "Haute Silesie", bronze medal for the Battle of the Somme, bronze star "Chemin des Dames / Aisne", bronze cross "de la Valeur Militaire". Also a silver medal for women of the Red Cross in World War I and a cross "Franco-British Ass. 1940 1944" enameled in colour on both sides (minimally chipped). Signs of wear and age. Condition: II

Military Order "For Bravery" - a Cross 4th Class, grade two, circa 1915 Non-ferrous metal, silver-plated, translucent red enameled (minimal cracks and chips in places), the medallions separately applied, on a light blue, silver-inlaid triangular ribbon, in the original award case. Signs of wear and age. Condition: II

A six-piece medal bar Silver medal of the Military Order of St. Henry. Iron Cross 2nd Class 1914. Silver Friedrich August Medal. Silver General Decoration of Honor 1914 with sword clasp (Saxony-Weimar-Eisenach). Service award 3rd class for 9 years (Kingdom of Saxony). Kyffhäuser commemorative coin for 1914/18. Red cloth and long cross pin on the reverse. Ribbons partially renewed. Later reworked. Signs of wear and age. Condition: II

An Order of St. Alexander 5th class with swords on ring Possibly silver, partly enameled. Dimensions 46 x 37 mm. With triangular ribbon. In the original red award case with the Tsar's crown and the Order's inscription printed in gold. Good condition. Condition: I - II Keywords: Bulgaria, Sofia, Bulgarian, bulgarian,

Necklace with commemorative medal in silver and enamel, Council of State . Militaria . In its box of Cejalvo, Madrid.

A helmet cover, a reservist's ribbon, a silk ribbon and buttons Helmet cover for officers made of sand-colored linen cloth (occasional small tears), stamped "D.R.P.". In addition, a long black cap band with versal lettering made of metal threads "Reserve S.M.S. Stettin" and "O golden freedom highest happiness how I long for you back we are now heading for home because finally the reserve is at rest". Also a wide ribbon of dark blue watered silk ribbon, edged in yellow. With four silver company buttons. Minimally damaged in places, signs of wear and age. Condition: II