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FRANC MACONNERIE
En tant que pourvoyeur d'épées de toutes sortes, de broderies et aussi de gants, nous sommes à même de fournir quelques décors, voici une sélection.
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4 coins from Napoléon I to Louis Napoleon president
4 coins 5 Francs of a very interesting period with many different political systems.
- Napoléon 1811 Lille W. Very good condition, see hair!
- 1 Louis Philippe,
- 1 Ceres, 2 ème république 1851 A
- Louis Napoléon 1852 Paris A.
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Banknote of 100 Fr Bonaparte 1962. Nice condition . Price per unit
Banknotes, highly prized by collectors. They are in nice condition.
Few pinholes or stains, but visible creases.
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Red enameled stars for the wounded. Made by Ets David before 1928. Price per unit
WOUNDED STAR. WOUNDED BADGE. We are offering a limited stock from the David company, which bears an inventory entry dated February 1928; these stars are therefore of earlier manufacture. They measure 1 cm from point to point, are red enamel on a brass background, and have two attachment tabs on the back.
This badge was created during the conflicts of the First World War, by decree of July 27, 1916.
It is a five-pointed star, enameled in bright red, which is placed on the ribbon of the commemorative medal for the campaign in which the wound was received.
For each wound, a red star was added to the ribbon.
The ribbon, on a white background, has seven vertical stripes, including a central red stripe, bordered on either side by a yellow stripe, a blue stripe, and a wider blue stripe at the edge.
When the Great War Commemorative Medal was created in 1920, the star (or stars) symbolizing wounds was placed on the ribbon. This practice continued in subsequent conflicts. In fact, the decoration (cloth and medal) was no longer to be worn as a separate unit once the medal for the specific conflict was created and the star was added to the cloth. With the recent creation of the French Commemorative Medal (decree of October 9, 1995), this technical issue is resolved. However, the fact that this medal is systematically awarded for all operations leads to the application of the same rule when participation in a particular conflict is rewarded with the Overseas Medal. This is an insignia, not a medal. The number of stars worn corresponds to the number of wounds.
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Sharifian star. For spahi kepis in particular. But also golden pentagram. Gilded brass, price per unit, manufactured by Ets David.
Limited stock from the David company, active between 1848 and the early 1960s. Width 14 mm from arm to arm. Gold-plated brass.
The pentagram can take on a variety of symbolic meanings in various contexts, including Pythagorean, religious, Masonic, and universal traditions.
It is linked to the number 5, the star, the initiated man, and the secret center of matter.
Its meaning is particularly important in spirituality, esotericism, and occultism.
We leave the choice of its use to you.
A few minor traces of oxidation, barely visible to the naked eye.
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Banknote of 100 Fr Bonaparte 1961. Nice condition.Price per unit
Banknotes, highly prized by collectors. They are in nice condition.
Few pinholes or stains, but visible creases.
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100 Fr Bonaparte note against the backdrop of the painting by David that inspired him.
Napoleon never had a French banknote bearing his portrait, nor a Paris street named after him.
Bonaparte, on the other hand, was much more respectable, and he was entitled to both...
The banknote depicting him is polychrome and printed intaglio.
Bonaparte's choice was obvious since he founded the Banque de France in 1800.
Clément Serveau took as his model the Unfinished Portrait of Bonaparte, a painting by Jacques-Louis David painted in 1798.
The first banknote, the 10,000 franc Bonaparte, was issued on December 1, 1955, and put into circulation on December 11, 1956, by the Banque de France.
On October 30, 1958, following the transition to the Fifth Republic and the introduction of the "New Franc," which saw the value of the franc multiplied by 100, the banknotes issued that day were overprinted with the red inscription « contre-valeur de 100 nouveaux francs ». These banknotes are rare and expensive.
Later, banknotes of this model bore the inscription 100 NF on the front and 100 on the back, within the frames indicating their values.
Printed from March 1959 to April 1964, this banknote ceased to be legal tender on April 30, 1971.
We offer one copy of this banknote in a frame that showcases it ,and will find its place in a Napoleonic collection.
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Set of 11 buttonhole badges, some embroidered, music theme, circa 1900
A highly decorative piece from Établissements David, circa 1900.
The lyre symbolizes music.
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Lot 2: 27 copper pieces on the theme of music. Circa 1900 - Raw copper/brass
Production of David company, in brass, on the theme of music, mainly to be awarded during competitions, or as a decorative embellishment.
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2 banknotes of 100 Fr Bonaparte with a crowned embroidered eagle in a frame
Napoleon never had a French banknote bearing his portrait, nor a Paris street named after him.
Bonaparte, on the other hand, was much more respectable, and he was entitled to both...
The banknote depicting him is polychrome and printed intaglio.
Bonaparte's choice was obvious since he founded the Banque de France in 1800.
Clément Serveau took as his model the Unfinished Portrait of Bonaparte, a painting by Jacques-Louis David painted in 1798.
The first banknote, the 10,000 franc Bonaparte, was issued on December 1, 1955, and put into circulation on December 11, 1956, by the Banque de France.
On October 30, 1958, following the transition to the Fifth Republic and the introduction of the "New Franc," which saw the value of the franc multiplied by 100, the banknotes issued that day were overprinted with the red inscription « contre-valeur de 100 nouveaux francs ». These banknotes are rare and expensive.
Later, banknotes of this model bore the inscription 100 NF on the front and 100 on the back, within the frames indicating their values.
Printed from March 1959 to April 1964, this banknote ceased to be legal tender on April 30, 1971.
We offer one copy of this banknote in a frame that showcases it ,and will find its place in a Napoleonic collection.
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Banknote of 100 Fr Bonaparte in a black frame
Napoleon never had a French banknote bearing his portrait, nor a Paris street named after him.
Bonaparte, on the other hand, was much more respectable, and he was entitled to both...
The banknote depicting him is polychrome and printed intaglio.
Bonaparte's choice was obvious since he founded the Banque de France in 1800.
Clément Serveau took as his model the Unfinished Portrait of Bonaparte, a painting by Jacques-Louis David painted in 1798.
The first banknote, the 10,000 franc Bonaparte, was issued on December 1, 1955, and put into circulation on December 11, 1956, by the Banque de France.
On October 30, 1958, following the transition to the Fifth Republic and the introduction of the "New Franc," which saw the value of the franc multiplied by 100, the banknotes issued that day were overprinted with the red inscription « contre-valeur de 100 nouveaux francs ». These banknotes are rare and expensive.
Later, banknotes of this model bore the inscription 100 NF on the front and 100 on the back, within the frames indicating their values.
Printed from March 1959 to April 1964, this banknote ceased to be legal tender on April 30, 1971.
We offer one copy of this banknote in a frame that showcases it ,and will find its place in a Napoleonic collection.
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Banknote of 100 Fr Bonaparte in a clear wood frame sided by a bee and an eagle
Napoleon never had a French banknote bearing his portrait, nor a Paris street named after him.
Bonaparte, on the other hand, was much more respectable, and he was entitled to both...
The banknote depicting him is polychrome and printed intaglio.
Bonaparte's choice was obvious since he founded the Banque de France in 1800.
Clément Serveau took as his model the Unfinished Portrait of Bonaparte, a painting by Jacques-Louis David painted in 1798.
The first banknote, the 10,000 franc Bonaparte, was issued on December 1, 1955, and put into circulation on December 11, 1956, by the Banque de France.
On October 30, 1958, following the transition to the Fifth Republic and the introduction of the "New Franc," which saw the value of the franc multiplied by 100, the banknotes issued that day were overprinted with the red inscription « contre-valeur de 100 nouveaux francs ». These banknotes are rare and expensive.
Later, banknotes of this model bore the inscription 100 NF on the front and 100 on the back, within the frames indicating their values.
Printed from March 1959 to April 1964, this banknote ceased to be legal tender on April 30, 1971.
We offer one copy of this banknote in a frame that showcases it ,and will find its place in a Napoleonic collection.
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7 old french banknotes, including one Bonaparte
2 X 100 fr Corneille, 1 X 100 NF Bonaparte (one corner missing), 1 x 20 fr pécheur de 1948, 1 x 100 francs jeune paysan, 1 X 10 fr Berlioz, 1 X 50 F Quentin de La Tour
Sold as is, please examine the photos carefully before ordering.
2 lots for sale.
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3 golden crosses, circa 1900
Made by David Company, circa 1900. Excellent condition
38 x 55 mm
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FR. Tricolor ribbon 37 mm. 15 cm long. DEEP BLUE, white, red
The tricolor ribbon in the national colors has been adopted by default to hang many medals: lifesaving, labor, etc.
The shade of blue varies according to the political choices of the moment.
For example, the French flag briefly adopted the shade of the European flag, then dark blue returned to favor.
We offer you a choice of several products from Établissements David.
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FR. Tricolor ribbon 37 mm. 15 cm long. Blue, white, red - Moire, wave effect
The tricolor ribbon in the national colors has been adopted by default to hang many medals: lifesaving, labor, etc.
The shade of blue varies according to the political choices of the moment.
For example, the French flag briefly adopted the shade of the European flag, then dark blue returned to favor.
We offer you a choice of several products from Établissements David.
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FR. Tricolor ribbon 37 mm. 15 cm long. SKY BLUE, white, red
The tricolor ribbon in the national colors has been adopted by default to hang many medals: lifesaving, labor, etc.
The shade of blue varies according to the political choices of the moment.
For example, the French flag briefly adopted the shade of the European flag, then dark blue returned to favor.
We offer you a choice of several products from Établissements David.
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Cross in silver embroideries, 2 ème Empire
Made by David Company. Good condition.
14 X 14 cm
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Religious embroidery, or for musketeer, second half of the 19th century.
Embroidery made by Ets David in Lyon.
Pattern widely used to adorn musketeers' outfits, with many variations.
23 x 24 cm. Superb condition, close to new. The embroidery can be easily removed from its cardboard support to be reapplied to clothing, guaranteed effect!
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Religious embroidery, Jesus salvator of humanity, second half of the 19th century.
Embroidery made by Ets David in Lyon.
In the Gospel of St. John, Jesus is defined as “the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world.”
An innocent victim, his death represents the ultimate sacrifice to save all men.
The lamb immolated in the Jewish religion has thus become a symbolic image of Christ.
Very decorative, Quality difficult to find these days.
Height of the embroidered part: 34 cm.
Width of the embroidered part: 49 cm.
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Religious embroidery, Jesus salvator of humanity in crown of thorns, second half of the 19th century.
Embroidery made by Ets David in Lyon.
In the center the monogram which represents the name of Jesus. Its Greek origin is ΙΗΣ, the first 3 letters of the name Jesus.
It can be interpreted in Latin as Iesus Hominum Salvator.
Jesus Savior of Man (in the sense of humanity in general, the human being)
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Religious embroidery, the paschal lamb, second half of the 19th century. 29 X 37 cm
Embroidery made by Ets David in Lyon.
In the Gospel of St. John, Jesus is defined as “the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world.”
An innocent victim, his death represents the ultimate sacrifice to save all men.
The lamb immolated in the Jewish religion has thus become a symbolic image of Christ.
Very decorative, Quality difficult to find these days.
Height of the embroidered part: 29 cm.
Width of the embroidered part: 37 cm.
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Religious embroidery, alliance, second half of the 19th century. 37 x 29 cm
Embroidery made by Ets David in Lyon.
In the Bible, the Ark of the Covenant containing the tablets of the Law, the Ten Commandments dictated by Yahweh to Moses.
It accompanied the Hebrew people in their conquest of the Promised Land.
In the 10th century BC, King David would have installed it in Jerusalem, the future cradle of monotheism....And since then, it has disappeared, except perhaps found by Indiana Jones, recovered by the evil Nazis, then forgotten in a US army warehouse, well, that's what Hollywood says.
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Religious embroidery, the paschal lamb, second half of the 19th century. Price for one "lamb"
Embroidery made by Ets David in Lyon.
In the Gospel of St. John, Jesus is defined as “the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world.”
An innocent victim, his death represents the ultimate sacrifice to save all men.
The lamb immolated in the Jewish religion has thus become a symbolic image of Christ.
Very decorative, Quality difficult to find these days.
Height of the embroidered part: 34 cm.
Width of the embroidered part: 49 cm.
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Ribbon for medal of Marocco
Made by David company, circa 1900
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Religious embroidery, The 10 commandments, second half of the 19th century
Embroidery made by Ets David company in Lyon.
As recounted in the biblical book of Exodus, the Ten Commandments introduce the legislation received by Moses on Mount Sinai after the Israelites escaped from Egypt.
For the record, we indicate them to you below.
Very decorative, Quality difficult to find these days.
Height of the embroidered part: 33 cm.
Width of the embroidered part: 49 cm.
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Religious embroidery, Pelican...Second half of 19 th century.
Embroidery made by Ets David in Lyon.
Probably from a misunderstanding, the pelican regurgitates its catch in the beak of its young, was born the fable of the pelican piercing its chest to feed its young with its own blood.
Christian iconography has taken up this fable to make the bird a symbol of the Passion suffered by Christ for the redemption of humanity.
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Ribbon for holders of different medals. Croix du combattant + Légion d'Honneur. Price for 14 cm. Old new stock
Ribbon from David company. Very limited stock.
Some soldiers received different medals during the wars.
To avoid having to wear them all, some wore a single medal, but suspended from a ribbon indicating all the other medals that had been awarded to them.
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Ribbon for holders of different medals:Légion d'Honneur, Médaille Militaire, Croix du combattant Price for 14 cm. Old new stock
Ribbon from David company. Very limited stock.
Some soldiers received different medals during the wars.
To avoid having to wear them all, some wore a single medal, but suspended from a ribbon indicating all the other medals that had been awarded to them.
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Ribbon for holders of different medals: Médaille Militaire, Croix du combattant. Price for 14 cm. Old new stock
Ribbon from David company. Very limited stock.
Some soldiers received different medals during the wars.
To avoid having to wear them all, some wore a single medal, but suspended from a ribbon indicating all the other medals that had been awarded to them.
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Ribbon for holders of different medals. Price for 14 cm. Old new stock
Ribbon from David company. Very limited stock.
Some soldiers received different medals during the wars.
To avoid having to wear them all, some wore a single medal, but suspended from a ribbon indicating all the other medals that had been awarded to them.
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Belgium. Ribbon of the decoration of Leopold. New from stock, price per stripe of 20 cm
Produced by David company, decades ago.
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UK. Ribbon for Queen’s South Africa Medal. price per 15 cm, Old new stock.
Produced by David company circa 1900. Very limited stock.
The Queen’s South Africa Medal was instituted by Queen Victoria in 1900, for award to military personnel and civilian officials who served in South Africa during the Second Boer War from 11 October 1899 to 31 May 1902
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Belgian Congo. Ribbon of the decoration of the royal order of the lion. New from stock, price per strip of 20 cm
Produced by David company, decades ago.
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Ribbon for medal of Morroco. Price per 20 cm. Old stock as new
Made by David Company, decades ago.
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Religious embroidery, The 10 commandments, second half of the 19th century
Embroidery made by Ets David company in Lyon.
As recounted in the biblical book of Exodus, the Ten Commandments introduce the legislation received by Moses on Mount Sinai after the Israelites escaped from Egypt.
For the record, we indicate them to you below.
Very decorative, Quality difficult to find these days.
Height of the embroidered part: 33 cm.
Width of the embroidered part: 49 cm.
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Ribbon for medal of Syrie-Cilicie. 20 cm long, price per unit
Ribbon of the medal, awarded between 1925 and 1927, to soldiers and sailors who fought in the campaign against the Druze revolt.
In 1919 the Treaty of Versailles gave France a mandate over the States of the Levant.
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WWI FRANCE. Ribbon for medal of wounded soldiers, old stock as new, price per 20 cm
Established by the law of December 11, 1916, the wounded badge was created, according to the idea of Maurice Barrès, in order to distinguish the very numerous wounded in the current conflict: 3,595,000 French people were wounded during the 1914-1918 war. .
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Embroidered icon, circa 1850. Virgin (Mary?), 3 nd sample. 60 cm high!
Embroidery character made for the Russian market, by Ets David at the beginning of the Second Empire.
The clothes are made of embroidered fabric, the face, hands and feet are made of paper.
The face is reported, as is done on icons.
This work comes from Établissements David, active from 1848 to the end of the 1950s.
Total height 60 cm.
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Embroidered icon, circa 1850. Virgin with child. 59 cm high.
Embroidery character made for the Russian market, by Ets David during the Second Empire.
The clothes are made of embroidered fabric, face, feet and hands are made of paper.
The face is reported, as done on icons.
This work comes from Établissements David company, active from 1848 to the end of the 1950s.
270,00 €
Out of stock
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Religious embroidery, Pelican...Second half of 19 th century.
The pelican feeding its hungry young with its own liver, to save them from death, is a symbolic image of Christ who sacrificed himself in place of men.
Very decorative, Quality difficult to find these days.
A little oxidation (slightly greenish silver, can be corrected?) on the right part, price commensurate.
Height of the embroidered part: 37 cm.
Width of the embroidered part: 48 cm.
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Ribbon of "médaille du Mexique"
Inside boxes of ribbons for 3rd republic medals, we found some remaining ribbon of "médaille du Mexique".
As new, limited stock.
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GB. WWI. Ribbon for military cross, soldier. old stock, as new.
Made decades ago by David Company
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FRANCE. Ribbon for commémorative medal of 1914-1918. Old stock, as new. Price per 20 cm.
Made by Éts David.
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Belgique. Ribbon for croix de guerre 14-18. By 20 cm. Old Stock, as new.
Made by David Company.
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France.Ribbon for Palmes académiques. Old stock, as new. Price by 20 cm
Made by David company
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Embroidered icon, circa 1850. Virgin Mary 1st sample. 66 cm high!
Embroidery character made for the Russian market, by Ets David during the Second Empire.
The clothes are made of embroidered fabric, face and hands are made of paper.
Feet are made in painted metal.
The face is reported, as done on icons.
It is probably the Virgin Mary, blue and white being the Marian colors.
This work comes from Établissements David, active from 1848 to the end of the 1950s.
Total height 58 cm. Paper liner with a paper refering to an event happened in 1860.
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Ribbon for medal of Tonkin or China 1900-1901. Made decades ago, as new.
Old production from David Company. 20 cm long, 386 mm large
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Ribbon for medal of nichan iftikhar. Made decades ago, as new.
Old production from David Company. 20 cm long, 38 mm large
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Ribbon for medal of independance and unity of Italia. Made decades ago, as new.
Old production from David Company. 20 cm long, 37 mm large
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Ribbon for medal of St Sava. Serbia. Made decades ago, as new.
Old production from David Company. 20 cm long, 40 mm large
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Ribbon for Belgian medal, Mérite militaire, 20 cm long. Old stock, as new.
Belle fabrication réalisé par une entreprise qui existait depuis 1848.
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Ribbon for Belgian medal, commemortaive medal of WWI, 20 cm long. Old stock, as new.
Ribbon for a medal created on 18th october 1918
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Ribbon for Belgian medal, order of Léopold II , 20 cm long. Old stock, as new.
Ribbon for a medal created on 24 th august 1900 by king Léopold II as sovereign of Congo.
In1908, order was integrated to all belgian decorations.
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Ribbon for Belgian medal, military cross, 20 cm long. Old stock, as new.
Ribbon for a medal created on 18th october 1918
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Belgium. Decoration militaire. Old stock, excellent condition. Price for 20 cm
Créée en 1873 pour récompenser les bons et loyaux services des sous-officiers et soldats, mais aussi les services exceptionnels marqués par des actes de courage ou de dévouement.
Des décrets d'octobre 1916 et septembre 1919 étendent le champ d'attribution de cette décoration (en particulier aux sous-officiers et soldats étrangers).
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Ribbon for Belgian medal, Mérite civil, 20 cm long. Old stock, as new.
Belle fabrication réalisé par une entreprise qui existait depuis 1848.
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Embroidered icon, circa 1850. Apostle. 65 cm high!
Embroidery character made for the Russian market, by Ets David at the beginning of the Second Empire.
The clothes are made of embroidered fabric, the face, hands and feet are made of paper. The face is reported, as is done on icons.
He is probably an apostle.
This work comes from Établissements David, active from 1848 to the end of the 1950s.
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Monk dress, with hood and belt, black or brown. 55 € DISCOUNT!!!
ORIGINAL PRICE: 79,90 €.
100 % cotton, washable.
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USA. Sword of Knight of Columbus. American Catholic fraternal order. 100 € DISCOUNT!
90 cm long.
Head of Christopher Columbus on pommel.
Numerous inscriptions and chiselings.
Global good condition
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Médaille militaire With diploma
Attributed to Philibert Lenoir in 1907
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French venerable master , free masson, circa 1900.
Model/sample from Établissements David stocks.
This necklace was never worn and was used as a model to allow customers to choose from the various variations offered.
The quality of the productions of the time is impressive, compared to current serial productions "made in Asia".
Small trace of discoloration, difficult to see, on one edge, much less visible than the sweat marks which affect necklaces worn regularly.
No designs on the lining.
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Ruban tricolore avec rosette.
Destiné notamment à accrocher des médailles de fonctions électives.
Longueur totale 135 mm. Diamètre rosette 18 mm. Largeur ruban 25 mm.
stock ancien certains ont été utilisés et l'on voit la trace de l'anneau de la médaille sur la pliure du ruban. Vendus en l'état
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Greece: ordre du sauveur, middle XIX th
PRECEDENT PRICE 69 €.
First type, gold and silver
Copied on No 358 of auction De Maigret 11/23/2012, expert B Croissy.
7 cm diam
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Belgium (1832) - Order of Leopold
Copy of a genuine one sold by "étude De Maigret" 18th novembre 2009, expert B Croissy.
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Massonic braid 13 mm large, price per meter
Made in france
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Tenue de la confrérie de l'ordre de Saint Sebastien, archers de Soissons
Notre client voulait une tenue qui donne envie à ses membres de participer à des chapitres qui aient fière allure.
Nous avons donc créé cette tenue moderne, mais empreinte de dignité, pour le dirigeant de cette confrérie.....Nous pouvons créer, avec vous, toutes sortes de tenues en intégrant nos connaissances uniformologiques accumulées depuis une vingtaine d'années.For price quote, contact us
No information on delivery time
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Histoire des troupes de marine à travers leurs insignes-SHAT
353 pages. Format : 21,5 x 30,5 cm
Date de parution : 1 janv. 1995
Des origines à la fin de la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Marque de la fraternité d'armes, les insignes conservent la mémoire des temps reculés et des terres lointaines où se sont écrites des pages glorieuses de l'histoire des troupes de marine, confondue le plus souvent avec l'histoire de notre Pays. La diversité des symboles figurant sur les insignes des troupes de marine est le reflet de l'histoire de cette arme.
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Les insignes de l'armée de l'air, les unités navigantes- Air actualités
1993-154 pages, très bon état
En cadeau 4 autocollants:
E.C. 2/7: Argonne
E.C. 4/7: Limousin
E.C. 3/3: Ardennes
E.C. I/II Roussillon
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Décoration "suprême conseil grand collège du rite écossais ancien accepté"
12 x 12 cm
Highest masonic decoration
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White gloves, mostly in cotton
Comfortable as cotton, same aspect, elasticity.
Perfect for re enactment and ceremonies.
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Creation of decorations
We can realise any type of embroidered decorations.
You just have to send us a drawing or a picture with dimensions and requested colours.
Decoration on picture cost 85 € for only one supplied, lower prices are possible for series.
You can compare drawing supplied by our customer and the final production.For price quote, contact us
No information on delivery time
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Bourse en tissus - copie
Indispensable pour mettre tous les accessoires typiquement médiévaux tels que portable, carte de crédit ou cigarettes, sans oublier les clés de la voiture...Bref tout ce dont on a bien du mal à se passer et qu'il faut conserver avec soi pour après la fête.