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France, Second Republic (1848–1852). Set of two 1848-model National Guard officer’s collar plates. - One features a brass plate with traces of gilding, decorated in the center with a stamped silver sheet motif secured to the plate with a screw, a wing nut, and a bracket, depicting a Gallic rooster on a level, a lictor’s fasces, and two intertwined hands. The back of the plate is lined with leather; the buttons are missing. (Normal wear and tear. Fairly good condition). - The other features a brass plate with traces of gilding, decorated in the center with a motif made of stamped and silver-plated copper sheet metal attached to the tray with two brass screws and square nuts, depicting a Gallic rooster on a level, a lictor’s fasces, and two intertwined hands. The back lining of the tray and the knobs are missing. (Normal wear and tear. In fairly good condition).
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