Monaco, Principality. A Monaco Red Cross Medal, II Class Silver Grade Auction Archive as well as by a

as well as by a chain composed of linked Zodiacs symbols in silver

He was ennobled in 1811 and named Baron de l'Empire

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stating that he had two years' previous military service as a Corporal with the Corps of Guides

Monaco, Principality. A Monaco Red Cross Medal, II Class Silver Grade Auction Archive as well as by a(Medaille de la Reconnaissance de la Croix Rouge Mongasque). Instituted in 1950. In silvered bronze, maker marked and marked "BRONZE" on the edge, engraver marked "P. TURIN" on the obverse, measuring 30 mm (w) x 34. 2 mm (h) inclusive of its integral ring, clasp dated "1961" affixed to its original ribbon which bears an embroidered red cross on a white diamond shaped base, extremely fine.