From an officer of the Garde Nationale chasseurs, pair of junior officer's epaulets, silver passementerie lined with crimson wool cloth, Grain d'épinard well cord fringe, small silver module flat buttons stamped with grenade on horns and marked "Liberté Ordre Public", in original box with handwritten label "Argt. Fin Grain d'épinard", four basque regalia in silver canetille on red cloth (two flaming grenades and two horns), officer's gilt brass breastplate, model of September 11, 1830, lined with cream calfskin (wear to gilding), silver regalia with rooster on fetlock marked "Liberté" and oak and laurel wreath, 4 pieces in good condition, nice set Monarchie de Juillet period.

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