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Grand Officer’s Medal of the Order of the Legion of Honor, July Monarchy period made of silver and vermeil (800 parts per thousand) with polychrome enamel; the center features a right-facing profile of King Henry IV, and the points of the star are alternated with tricolor flags in enameled gold; fastened with a swivel pin and two side hooks. Accompanied by its red silk grand cordon. France, circa 1833. No visible hallmark. L. 8 cm. Gross weight: 45.7 g. Provenance - Baron Louis-Joseph Lahure (1767–1853), lieutenant general, promoted to Grand Officer of the Order of the Legion of Honor on April 29, 1833. - Subsequently, by descent.
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