France WW1 National Order of the Legion of Honor Officer's Cross with Officer's Bar French 3rd Republic 1870 1951

FRANCE: National Order of the Legion of Honor, 
Officer's Cross, 3rd French Republic (1870-1951). 
The bar on top of the ribbon shows that the
recipient was an Officer.
The Order was established by Napoleon 
Bonaparte in 1802 and is awarded to both French 
and foreign citizens for outstanding military or 
civil services to France. 
The Order of the Legion of Honor represents the 
highest national decoration of France.
This is a WW1 example of the Officer's Cross.

FULL SIZE

World War 1 1914 -1918 

Item 100% original - original ribbon

Condition as in the photos: No enamel damage,
the spots on the blue enamel are light reflections

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