France, I Empire. A Seated Napoleon Bonaparte Statuette Archive tiny chip evident in the

tiny chip evident in the white enamels on the central ribbon banner

is sometimes referred to as a papal award (perhaps from a mis-translation of "Papi")

Footnote: The cape badge was instituted in 1907 and was used until 1950 when the Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve (QAILNS(R)) was incorporated into the Queen Alexandra's Royal Territorial Army Nursing Corps (QARTANC)

Officer’s Breast Badge

France, I Empire. A Seated Napoleon Bonaparte Statuette Archive tiny chip evident in theIn patinated cast iron, magnetic, three piece construction, illustrating Napoleon Bonaparte in a seated position, sitting backwards on a chair, his arms crossed and resting upon the arch of the upper slat of the chair, his hat worn in the traditional "en bataille" style (that is, with the corns parallel to the shoulders, while most of his officers wore their hats "en colonne", that is, perpendicular to the shoulders), with large epaulettes on both