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COMMEMORATIVE FRAME BELONGING TO AN INFANTRY OFFICER, A VETERAN OF THE FIRST EMPIRE, containing: -An officer’s plaque from the 67th Line Regiment, Model 1812. Made of stamped brass, gilded, with the number “67” gilded on the base. -Three scales from an officer’s shako, made of gilded brass. First half of the 19th century. -An infantry officer’s collar from the July Monarchy period, featuring a silver motif of a rooster within a laurel wreath. With a passementerie button. -A ribbon bow from the Legion of Honor. -An officer’s sword knot. Black cord, tassel in gilded braid. Circa 1830–1840. -A Saint Helena medal. Patinated bronze. Ribbon. Framed under glass. Overall dimensions: 51.5 x 36.5 cm Appraised by Arnaud de Gouvion Saint-Cyr
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