France. - Lot 254

Lot n° 254
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France. - Lot 254
France. Frame of four medals from Lieutenant-Colonel Charles François MOULIN : -3rd type knight's star. Silver, enameled gold center, and enamel (chips and dents). Smooth ring. Ribbon fragment. 60 x 38 mm. -Saint Louis Cross in reduction. Gold and enamel (fleur-de-lys missing). Ribbon with bouffette. -Miniature knight of the 4th type. Silver, center reverse missing. Ribbon with central fillet. 27 x 17 mm. -Officer's star of the Legion of Honor in reduction. 42 x 30 mm. Crown of the 4th type of the First Empire. Tassel star, circa 1830. Obverse with profile of Napoleon I. Reverse of the 1st Monarchie de Juillet type with blue enamel background marked "HONNEUR ET PATRIE". Ribbon with bouffette. In a midnight blue velvet frame. VERY GOOD CONDITION. Biography : Charles François MOULIN (1777-1853) At the age of sixteen, he joined the 10th Battalion of Manche volunteers. After the Italian campaign and the Egyptian expedition, he was appointed lieutenant at Austerlitz. He then fought in Spain and Russia. In 1812, he was one of the first to enter Moscow, where he was promoted to captain. He spent most of his career in the Imperial Guard infantry. Placed on half-salary by the Restoration, he returned to his homeland, and in 1821 settled in Vire (Calvados), where he was elected to the town council, and mayor from 1830 to 1834.
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