Pairs Of Major General's Epaulets From The First Empire
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Pairs Of Major General's Epaulets From The First Empire

A pair of major general’s epaulets that deviate from the Vendémiaire regulations.

Body embroidered with gold thread, featuring three twisted cords known as “bouillons,” three silver stars, and three layers of vertical bouillons.

Underside made of national blue cloth with one repair and signs of wear from use.
Locations of the through-buttonholes (damaged)

Body width: 6.4 cm; total length: 15 cm; width: 16 cm.


4 300 €

Period: 19th century

Style: Consulat, Empire

Condition: Good condition

Reference (ID): 1845506

Availability: In stock

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