France, Second Restoration. An Order of the Legion of Honour in Gold, Officer, c.1830 Republic of The reverse of the jacket

The reverse of the jacket has an image of a B-17 Flying Fortress bomber releasing thirty bombs in succession in silver ink

one stamped "Foto Gojmerac"

surrounded by the inscription "REICHS-PROTEKTORAT VBER BÖHMEN VUND MÄHREN"

stamped "Z" over "W"/Broad Arrow insignia/"D" over "416" on the cotton reinforcing band beside the label

with flames appearing between each star point

France, Second Restoration. An Order of the Legion of Honour in Gold, Officer, c.1830 Republic of The reverse of the jacketInstituted May 19, 1802. An Officers cross comprising the cross body of a Second Restoration (1816 1830) type, with the replaced medallions of an obverse (First Empire c. 1810) and reverse (La Presidence 1851 1852) type, in 18K Gold, a white enamelled cross with ball finials and green enamelled wreath segments in each quadrant, surmounted by a moveable Gold crown, marked with a Rams Head on the 6 oclock tassel denoting Paris manufacture between 1819