PHALERISTICS - FRENCH COLONIAL ORDER - Lot 929

Lot n° 929
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PHALERISTICS - FRENCH COLONIAL ORDER - Lot 929
PHALERISTICS - FRENCH COLONIAL ORDER Officer's badge in silver and gold, awarded by France 1899-1948 Eight-pointed star with perforated lapels. Above: a European crown (enameled jewels) surmounted by a small cross. In the center: the king's gold crown and coat-of-arms on a purple background, encircled by a red enameled border (missing). Gross weight: 23.46 g H. 80.43 mm, L. 50.82 mm Trace of gilding, no ribbon, enamel chip. Note: The Royal Order of Cambodia is an honorary order founded on February 8, 1864 by King Norodom I of Cambodia, then under the French protectorate of Cambodia. It is still awarded by the Kingdom of Cambodia today. It is the second highest decoration in the order of precedence after the Grand Ordre National du Mérite.
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