France. A Cross Of The Partisans Of The Count Of Chambord In Garnet Of Perpignan United Republic of 36mm (w) x 15mm (h)

36mm (w) x 15mm (h)

the antiwar America First Committee adopted him as its leader in 1940

British Columbia when he signed his Attestation Paper with the 121st Infantry Battalion "Western Irish" (760961)

In El Paso

some of the cheques signed by a Major (the signature indistinguishable)

France. A Cross Of The Partisans Of The Count Of Chambord In Garnet Of Perpignan United Republic of 36mm (w) x 15mm (h)c. 1870. A Latin cross in silver gilt with blue garnet enamel manufactured in traditional Perpignan form with fleur de lis between the arms, inscribed with The Word is to France and The Hour to God, measuring 53mm (w) x 60mm (h cross only), weighing 15. 2 grams, suspension features a white enameled H with centre featuring the Arms of France with the motto God Protects France, unmarked however known to have been produced by the prominent Parisian