France WW2 Order of the Gallic Francisque Badge Government of Vichy Stickpin Miniature by Decat

France: Rare WW2 miniature stickpin badge of 
the Order of the Gallic Francisque.
Maker-marked Deacat, Abrest, Vichy.
Numbered 0A.20.028. 
A scarce and authentic Vichy France political-era 
decoration, highly sought after by collectors of 
WW2 and French collaborationist memorabilia.
The Order of the Gallic Francisque was established 
in May 1941 by Marshal Petain, Head of the Nazi-
aligned Government of Vichy.
The Francisque (actually a labrys)- initially the 
personal symbol of Petain - was gradually used on 
official documents as the coat of arms of the Vichy 
regime.
At least, 2626 individuals received the order of the 
Francisque. 
The total number of recipients remains however 
unknown as the archives listing all the holders 
burnt at the end of WW2.
Just like all the Vicy decorations, the Order and 
its respective badges were banned following the 
end of WW2.

MINIATURE SIZE

A rare badge.

WW2 1939 - 1945

Item 100% original

Condition as in the photos
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