Reunion of objects - A broken fan in blond pierced horn with painted flowers. Connecting cord missing. - a pierced bone fan monogrammed in the center LM. Damage. - General Gallieni "Jusqu'au bout" metal medal, 1914-1918. - two Croix de Guerre "1914-1916" and "1914-1918" with citations - a volunteer serviceman's cross - Order of Zaire - one 2-franc Napoléon III 1866 A coin (workshop: Paris). Weight: 8.30 g. - a copper table medal "centenary of 1789 - Exposition Universelle". - silver scraps: two napkin rings (Minerve hallmarks) and a rattle (boar's head hallmark). Shocks and deformations. Weight: 45.80 g. - a round enamelled metal brooch Secouriste Croix Rouge Française - Paris V 1925 août. - a metal brooch pin

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