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France, III Republic. A Military Medal for the Occupation of the Rhineland, c.1925

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France, III Republic. A Military Medal for the Occupation of the Rhineland, c.1925

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France, III Republic. A Military Medal for the Occupation of the Rhineland, c.1925

(Medaille de Rhénanie). Instituted in 1925. Type II (Rhineland, Ruhr and Tyrol). In bronze, maker marked "AXC" (Adrien Chaubillon, Paris) and marked "BRONZE" on the edge, engraver marked "M. Delannoy" (Maurice Delannoy) on the obverse, inscribed "RHENANIE-RUR-TYROL" on the reverse, measuring 30 mm in diameter, very light contact, original ribbon, near extremely fine.

Footnote: The Military Medal for the Occupation of the Rhineland was instituted in 1925 by the Fédération des Anciens Combattants de la Rhénanie et de la Ruhr, with the agreement of the Ministries of War and of Foreign Affairs, for those of its members who served at least three months in the German territories occupied by Allied forces after the First World War.