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France, 19th and 20th centuries. Set of brass fittings presented as a collection. - Bandolier fittings for a 2nd Empire (1852–1870) artillery officer’s cartridge pouch. Lion’s muzzle, chain, and shield stamped with a flaming grenade. - Bandolier fittings for a mounted chasseur officer’s cartridge pouch, Model 1872, Third Republic (1870–1940). Cast brass escutcheon decorated with a hunting scene. - Belt plate for a naval officer, Third Republic (1870–1940). Made of gilded brass. - Belt plate for enlisted men, Model 1845, Third Republic period (1870–1940). Cast brass; rectangular in shape with cut corners, the plate is smooth. - Artillery officer’s shako badge, July Monarchy (1830–1848) – Second Empire (1852–1870). Made of stamped and gilded brass. - Pair of 1952-model Gendarmerie officer belt plates. Made of silver-plated brass, stamped with the head of Medusa. Diameter: 38 mm. Included is a reproduction of a 1852-model troop belt plate for the National Guard. Electroplated. (Good condition).
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