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FIRST EMPIRE-ERA BADGE FROM THE 23rd WATER AND FOREST CONSERVATION DEPARTMENT Made of stamped copper with a patinated silver finish, featuring the Imperial Eagle, with remnants of the manufacturer’s mark “BOUSSARD”; signs of wear; a hole in the lower portion. Reverse side has one attachment tab (the other three are missing). 103 x 80 mm BOUSSARD: manufacturer of uniform buttons, collar stays, belt plates, cartridge pouches, etc., 30 rue Michel-le-Comte, Paris. A sash plate of the 23rd Water and Forest Conservation Department, First Empire period
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