Null Revolutionary souvenir.
Felt and cloth embroidery motif, with Phrygian cap…

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Revolutionary souvenir. Felt and cloth embroidery motif, with Phrygian cap marked "VIVE NATION" with small medal attached to Phrygian cap under glass. 24 x 17 cm A.B.E. (Minor wear). Work for the centenary of the French Revolution.

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Revolutionary souvenir. Felt and cloth embroidery motif, with Phrygian cap marked "VIVE NATION" with small medal attached to Phrygian cap under glass. 24 x 17 cm A.B.E. (Minor wear). Work for the centenary of the French Revolution.

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