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France, Third Republic (1870–1940). Fire Department, assortment of brass items. - Front emblem for a firefighter officer’s helmet or shako. Made of stamped and gilded brass (remnants) featuring two crossed axes piercing a flaming bomb. The reverse side has a mounting screw. - Three front insignia for a firefighter’s helmet or shako. Made of stamped brass, featuring two crossed axes piercing a flaming bomb. Never mounted; the backs lack mounting hardware. - Firefighter helmet front plate, incomplete, cut out. - Two stamped brass belt plates, both unfinished, including one 1895 model. - Two headgear ornaments (?), to be identified. Made of stamped brass and copper sheet metal. Approximately 4.5 x 3.5. Also included: - A belt plate marked “SENLIS.” - One stamped brass plate, to be identified. - One reproduction of a Second Empire eagle stamped in brass. Unfinished, straight from the stamping process. (Signs of wear and normal use; in fairly good condition).
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