France, Ii Empire. A Military Medal (1852-1870) Newly Listed silvered zinc
Description
silvered zinc
an outstanding enameled black Maltese Cross with gilded edges
Pain and shortness of breath has troubled him ever since
""Levant"" clasp on its original ribbon indicating service between November 11
It is usually compared to Hitler Jugend of Nazi Germany and Opera Nazionale Balilla of Italy
France, Ii Empire. A Military Medal (1852-1870) Newly Listed silvered zinc(Mdaille Militaire). Instituted in 1852. In silver gilt with blue enamels, unmarked, measuring 26. 5 mm (w) x 46 mm (h) inclusive of its integral loop, extensive loss evident in the blue enamels on both centrepiece rings, traces of gilt remains on the obverse, large 35 mm (w) x 31. 3 mm (h) crown in silver with pinback affixed to its original ribbon, fine. Footnote: The Military Medal was instituted on January 22, 1852 by Napoleon III and awarded for
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