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209 - France, Louis-Philippe (1830–1848).
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France, Louis-Philippe (1830–1848). Set of two 1830-model National Guard officer collar pieces. - On one of them, a brass plate decorated with a silver-sheet motif stamped with the Gallic rooster, its right foot resting on a globe set upon a bundle of flags bearing the mottos “Liberty—Public Order.” The motif is attached with tabs. Leather backing on the reverse. Complete with its copper buttons stamped with the Gallic rooster, its right foot resting on a globe. (Signs of wear and normal use; buttons not all matching; tips of the flags in the motif are damaged; in fairly good condition). - The other features a brass plate adorned with a stamped copper motif (originally silver-plated) depicting the Gallic rooster with its right foot resting on a globe supported by a bundle of flags bearing the mottos “Liberty—Public Order.” The motif is attached with tabs. (Signs of wear and normal use; the tips of the flags in the motif are damaged; as is).
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