France, Napoleonic Kingdom. A Metz Constabulary Collar with Medallion, c.1805 consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac In Gold consisting of a

In Gold consisting of a five armed white enameled cross with ball finials

a Gebirgsjäger EM/NCO’s sleeve badge

Footnote: The medal was awarded to commemorate the completion of the fourteenth century of the Hijri era on November 22

original painting by artist Walther Cauer (labeled as such on the bottom left of the print)

the armband measuring 88 mm x 330 mm

France, Napoleonic Kingdom. A Metz Constabulary Collar with Medallion, c.1805 consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac In Gold consisting of aA multi piece constructed, gilded silver medallion bearing the coat of arms of the French City of Metz on the obverse bearing the inscription Officier De Police, Ville De Metz (translation: Police Officer, City of Metz) encircling the coat of arms, and the reverse bearing imagery of the All Seeing Eye encircled by the inscription Force A La Loi (translation: Force In Law), with a crown suspension, and integral loop connected to a chain comprised of 17