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English: Officer's Cross of the Légion of Honour – or golden eagle - Type 4 (1811 - 1815) The decoration of the Legion of Honour will be a star with five double spokes. Central star surrounded by a wreath of oak and laurel, present on one side the head of the Emperor, with the caption: Napoleon Emp. des Francais [Napoleon Emp. of the French] and the other, the french eagle holding lightning, with the caption: Honneur et Patrie [Honour and Fatherland]. The decoration is enameled in white. It will be gold for Great Officers, Commanders and Officers, and silver for the Legionaries, it will take to a buttonhole of coat and tied a moire red ribbon. Français : Croix d’Officier de la Légion d'honneur – ou aigle d’or - Type 4 (1811 – 1815) La décoration de la Légion d'Honneur consistera dans une étoile à cinq rayons doubles. Le centre de l'étoile, entouré d'une couronne de chêne et de laurier, présentera, d'un côté, la tête de l'Empereur, avec cette légende : Napoléon Emp. des Français et, de l'autre, l'aigle française tenant la foudre, avec cette légende : Honneur et Patrie. La décoration sera émaillée de blanc. Elle sera en or pour les Grands-Officiers, les Commandants et les Officiers, et en argent pour les Légionnaires ; on la portera à une des boutonnières de l'habit et attachée à un ruban moiré de rouge. |
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Own work d’après Jean Rollet, « Les insignes de la Légion d’honneur », Revue du Souvenir Napoléonien, Paris, Souvenir napoléonien, no 268, mars 1973 pages=13-18 (ISSN 1270-1785) et images internet. Français : Décret du 22 messidor an 12 (11 juillet 1804) sur le site d’histoire de la Fondation Napoléon |
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