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FRANCE

Uniform of an artillery officer, including lieutenant's képi scarf with attribute and artilleryman's pompom, 18th R.A. second lieutenant's jacket with gold epaulets, leather belt with simplified 1892 revolver holster. With three decorations: Cross of the Legion of Honor, Military Medal and Colonial Medal with Morocco bar. Damage, small moth holes.

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FRANCE. Model 1919 artillery colonel's kepi in black cloth with rank brackets and gold embroidered grenade, black cotton cap, in poplar box. TBE Képi once belonging to Colonel BOFFACHER.

Lot 163

Estim. 1 800 - 2 500 EUR

Artillery officer uniform, WW2 - 1 jacket - 1 pair of pants - 1 belt - 1 kepi 1 pair of gaiters 1 cap

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