France, I Empire. A Napoleon Bonaparte Statuette With Marble Base Archive the reverse of the cross

the reverse of the cross with a central white enameled medallion

Markneukrichen

WWI 1916 British Officer's Compass -  Brass body with glass covers

Footnote: The Medal for Heroic Valour was instituted in 1926 and awarded to military personnel for exceptional acts of heroism at risk of their own life

1944 and signed in blue ink by a Lieutenant Colonel and Head of the Wehrmeldeamt (Army Recruitment Office) Ansbach

France, I Empire. A Napoleon Bonaparte Statuette With Marble Base Archive the reverse of the crossIn patinated bronze, the statuette with a two piece construction, illustrating Napoleon Bonaparte in a standing position, his right leg slightly forward, his arms crossed, the Order of the Legion of Honour on his left breast, his hat worn in the traditional "en bataille" style (that is, with the corns parallel to the shoulders, while most of his officers wore their hats "en colonne", that is, perpendicular to the shoulders), with a sword at his left