Shako Plate Model 1810 Of The 130th Line Infantry Regiment First Empire 1814

DIAMOND-SHAPED BRASS STAMPED IN RELIEF, IT IS STAMPED IN RELIEF WITH THE NUMBER 130 AND IT WAS FRAMED WITH A DOUBLE PROJECTING MOULDING. THESE DIMENSIONS AT THE TIME WERE 10.5 CM X 9.3 CM OF THE 1810 MODEL. MOVING SHAKO PLAQUE FROM THE SPANISH CAMPAIGN OF THIS SOLDIER OF THE 130TH LINE WHO MUST HAVE LOST HIS LIFE ON THE FRANCO-SPANISH BORDER IN 1814. THE HOUND OF THE YEAR IX RIFLE COMES FROM THE SAME PLACE FOUND 1 METER FROM THE PLAQUE. AS WELL AS THE BULLETS. FROM THE REDOUTIES OF AINHOA ON THE FRANCO-SPANISH BORDER. MOVING REMAINS OF THE FACE-TO-FACE SOULT WÉLINGTON DURING THE SPANISH WAR. FEW PLAQUES FROM THE 130TH HAVE BEEN FOUND IN THE BASQUE COUNTRY!!! PERSONAL COLLECTION THE BULLETS SURROUNDING THE PLAQUE ARE PART OF THE LOT, FREE POSTAGE BY REGISTERED MAIL AND INSURANCE