France, Republic. Sixteen Overseas Service French Military Insignia Badges GTRexclude DIE PANZER SIND BIN DICHT

DIE PANZER SIND BIN DICHT AN DIE ENGL

Tughra marked on the reverse

(Kungliga Vasaorden) Instituted in 1772

WWI Miniature Pair - mounted to a suspension bar with swing bar pinback as worn by the veteran

on June 30

France, Republic. Sixteen Overseas Service French Military Insignia Badges GTRexclude DIE PANZER SIND BIN DICHTFifteen are fabricated from bronze, seven of which are silvered, eight are gilt, fourteen with various colours of enamels, four are maker marked ""Drago Paris"", seven are maker marked ""Drago Paris Nice"", one is maker marked ""A. Augis Lyon"", two are unmarked, in various sizes, thirteen with a vertical pinback, two are missing their pinbacks, the 81st Reg. Res. Infantry badge exhibiting chipping in the yellow enamels, the other fourteen badges with