France Britain WWII Franco-British Association Commander's Cross 1940 1944 1st Type Boxed by Stuart

GREAT BRITAIN - FRANCE: Commander's 
Cross of Honor of the Franco-British 
Association. 
In its box of issue, by the house of Marie 
Stuart, Paris.
The award was created in 1933 by the Franco-
British Association to reward efforts of 
promoting the co-operation/closer relations 
between the 2 countries. 
However, after the outbreak of the WW2, it 
was awarded to the Free French and the 
members of the French Resistance for 
outstanding acts, which supported Britain or 
British troops during World War II. 
This is the rarest example of the medal that 
was awarded for WW2 acts, dated 1940-1944.

FULL SIZE

WW2 1939 - 1945

Item 100% original- ribbon, box original

Condition as on the photos: No enamel damage.

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