468 - France, Third Republic (1870–1940).

France, Third Republic (1870–1940). A fine set belonging to a chief adjutant of the 6th Moroccan Rifle Regiment. - 1919/31-model kepi for a non-commissioned officer of the 6th Moroccan Rifle Regiment. Rigid shell. Madder-red crown with sky-blue band. Black leather visor edged with a black leather band. Black satin lining. Worn. (Normal wear and tear, a few small moth holes; in fairly good condition). - Model 1893 tunic made of blue woolen cloth, fastening straight down the front with seven half-bell buttons in Silver plated metal. Daffodil-yellow collar with collar tabs in the same fabric as the body, featuring the service number and a sheriff’s star embroidered in gold cannetille thread. Blue satinette lining. Sleeve cuffs with pointed facings and slits featuring spear-shaped insignia. Detachable collar included. Red fourragère with green stripes in the colors of the 1939–45 War Cross. Worn. (Moth holes; in fairly good condition). - Dark blue mohair belt with a gilded brass plate stamped with the sheriff’s star. - Pants made of madder-dyed wool cloth with blue piping, very wide with pleats at the waist, in the style of the African troops (sarouel-type). With a back martingale. Worn. (Normal wear and tear, in fairly good condition).