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Silver badge with blue enamel face and red enamel centre, maker marked NICE.DREGO.PARIS 25.R.BERANCER.III, brooch back. This regiment, formed in 1903 had its headquarters in Saigon with the Batteries stationed in Cambodia. The 1/5eme R.A.C. was stationed in Phnom Penh in 1942.
Gilt metal maker marked DRAGO.PARIS.NICE 43.R.OLIVIER METRA – G.886, brooch back, together with cellophane packet of issue. This battery was formed in 1951 and was attached to the ” Groupment des Unites de Phnom Penh” (G.U.G.) and the following year the “Bataillon de Securite de Phnom Penh”(B.S.P.P.)
(C.M.T.), brass badge with enamel face, maker marked DRAGO.PARIS.NICE 43.R.OLIVIER METRA – G894, some wear and small enamel chips, missing brooch pin . Formed in 1946, this Signal Company was attached to the 821 Signal Battalion. In 1947 it was attached to the 72nd Colonial Signal Company at Phnom Penh. The Company was dissolved in…
(C.A.P.P.), maker marked ARTHUS BERTRAND (only 1,000 badges made in 1953). This badge appears to have been ground dug and is missing the pin on the reverse. Formed in 1952, Formed in 1952, the company was responsible for the dissolution of the French Indochina Army and the hand over to the Army Royal Khmer (A.R.K.)…
Gilt and enamel badge maker marked ARTHUS BERTRAND (only 1,000 badges made in 1953).Missing brooch pin on reverse. Formed in 1952, this battalion was stationed at Phnom Penh and was responsible for security leading up to the hand over to the Army Royal Khmer (A.R.K.) on 16 June 1954.
Brass badge missing all its original finish, maker marked DRAGO PARIS H677,brooch pin reverse. The battalion was formed from remnants of the French Army stationed in Indochina at the end of the war in January 1946. The battalion served in Cambodia and Vietnam until December 1952.
Silvered brass beret badge maker marked DRAGO.PARIS.NICE 43.R.OLIVIER METRA, three loops on reverse (one missing), formed in 1952 with recruits from the “Centre d’Instruction de Pursat” and became a formation in Phnom Penh in January 1953.
CAM008. FRENCH INDOCHINA 2eme ESCADRON DE RECONNAISSANCE, a ground dug brass beret badge missing silver finish, maker marked DRAGO. PARIS.NICE 43.R.OLIVIER METRA, three loops on reverse (one missing), formed in 1952 with recruits from the “Centre d’Instruction de Pursat” and became a formation in Phnom Penh in January 1953.
A finely enameled gilt badge depicting a Khmer dancer, maker marked DRAGO.PARIS.NICE 43.R.OLIVIER METRA, brooch back. These Garde-côtes units were formed to defend the maritime frontiers of Indo-China.
enamel badge showing some age, brooch back, maker marked DRAGO.PARIS.NICE 3 RUE DE ROMAINVILLE.
French Indochina, finely enamelled badge with elephant at centre, maker marked DRAGO – PARIS, brooch back detached from badge, but present.
Finely made green enamel badge, maker marked DRAGO.PARIS.NICE 3 RUE DE ROMAINVILLE, brooch back, missing pin. The inscription on the badge is in Thai, so probably some unit that served on the Thai border.
Consisting of silver cap badge, a matching pair of collar patches, silver wire woven on black, brass breast shield inscribed POLICE URBAINE – VILLE DE PHNOM-PENH with number 2 at centre, and an original post card size photo of a police officer in uniform.
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