France, Napoleonic Kingdom. A Field Marshal's Carriage Shield Newly Listed Bands of white wool piping

Bands of white wool piping fully trim the outer edge of each leg

The latter features a downward-pointing hook which emanates from the side for the accommodation of an optional frog

with complete disregard for his personal warfare

A bronze plaque featuring the busts of “Heinrich” and “Karl” facing each other

France, Napoleonic Kingdom. A Field Marshal's Carriage Shield Newly Listed Bands of white wool pipingThis personal heraldic shield dates from approximately 1855 and likely used as a identifical plaque on the side of a carriage. In cast gilt bronze, unmarked, obverse illustrating an open right hand facing palm up in the centre of a shield, the shield with a series of fine horizontal lines, overlaying crossed batons with eagles, inscribed "TERROR" and "BELLI (The Terror of War) on their upper ends, the lower ends with olive leaves, topped by a left