France, Germany. A Lot Of Four Items

Includes:

three French items:

1. Napoleonic Army Helmet/Shako Plate: in thin die-stamped brass, unmarked, illustrating an eagle wearing a crown, the eagle standing upon a semi-circular frame bearing branches of laurel leaves and oak leaves, measuring 111 mm (w) x 140.5 mm (h), with four die-holes for attachment to the helmet/shako, with two additional holes hand-punched in the centre of the semi-circular frame.

2. Second Republic Army Helmet/Shako Plate: in die-stamped brass, unmarked, illustrating an eagle standing upon a large ball, the ball centering an arms consisting of arrows, laurel leaves and oak leaves, measuring 136.5 mm (w) x 133.5 mm (h), intact screwpost.

3. Third Republic Army Boucle Génie "Cottiau Matricule" Belt Buckle: in bronze gilt, illustrating an armoured breastplate surmounted by a helmet, stamped "COTTIAU" on the clip, measuring 57.5 mm (w) x 64.5 mm (h), roll bar and clip intact. and

4. Germany, Weimar Republic: Kröllwitz Poultry Days Badge 1931: in die-stamped bronze, voided, illustrating a rooster framed within a circle, the rooster surrounded by the inscription "CRÖLLWITZER GEFLÜGELTAGE 1931" and numbered "49" below on the circular frame, measuring 50.2 mm in diameter, vertical pinback.

Ranging from near fine to very fine.