FRANCE, Époque Présidence (1851-1852) Order of the Legion of Honor.
Officer's cr…

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FRANCE, Époque Présidence (1851-1852)

Order of the Legion of Honor. Officer's cross in yellow gold (750) and enamel. Red enamelled trigger guard. Imperial crown with eight branches. Red ribbon with elliptical rosette conforms (faded, worn). Eagle and goldsmith's hallmarks: Victor LEMOINE. H. 9,5 cm. - Diameter: 40 mm. - Gross weight : 22 g. Shocks, chips and missing enamels.

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FRANCE, Époque Présidence (1851-1852)

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