France, First Republic. An Order of Saint Louis in Gold, Knight, c.1800 Archive A transitionary belt buckle

A transitionary belt buckle

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A mint and unissued example of a TENO (Technical Emergency Help/Technische Nothilfe) sleeve patch

including one depicting a black-and-white portrait of Generalfeldmarschall Paul von Hindenburg in his capacity as Supreme Commander of German forces on the Eastern Front

France, First Republic. An Order of Saint Louis in Gold, Knight, c.1800 Archive A transitionary belt buckle(Ordre Royal et Militaire de Saint Louis). Instituted in 1693. In 18 karat Gold, a four armed white enameled Maltese cross with ball finials, and a Gold fleur de lis in each quadrant, the obverse medallion presenting an enameled standing figure of a caped St. Louis on a red enamel background, encircled in a blue enamel ring inscribed LUD. MAG. INST. 1693., reverse medallion features a sword and green enamel wreath on a red field, surrounded by a blue