*General Materre's large uniform or frock coat in blue cloth - Lot 192

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*General Materre's large uniform or frock coat in blue cloth - Lot 192
*General Materre's large uniform or frock coat in blue cloth with two rows of seven buttons, can be worn as a breastplate as for dragoons, lapels can be buttoned right or left, embroidery composed of an oak branch and a serrated baguette in gold passementerie on the collar, sleeve facings and waistband, basque ends embroidered with flaming pomegranates, gilded buttons modeled on those of the generals of the First Restoration, 1814/1815, with the mace under the fleur-de-lys shield, on both sides of the lapel are sewn two attachments for his decorations: officier de la Légion d'honneur and croix de Saint-Louis; black silk lining. It is presented with a pair of gold-trimmed epaulets with large twists, chevron body, escutcheons adorned with two silver stars, dark blue cloth lining, buttons of the same design as those on the outfit but smaller (a few small holes). Enameled gold knight's cross of the Order of Saint-Louis, awarded by Louis XVIII on March 7, 1815; with puffed ribbon; width 36.5 mm, gross weight 13.6 g. (The blue enamel in the center is slightly missing). First Restoration period, 1814/1815, and could probably have been worn at the beginning of the Second Restoration. Restoration period. Very good condition.
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