A significant collection relating to various members of the d’Arcangues family, including Marquis Pierre d’Arcangues, his son Michel, and others. - Two display cases containing Marquis Pierre d’Arcangues’s decorations: one from the interwar period and one from after World War II, - Two bronze table medals in their cases, one commemorating the centennial of Camerone and one awarded to Pierre d’Arcangues, - A set of six medals belonging to Marquis Pierre d’Arcangues, including the Verdun Medal, Prud’homme model, the Medal for Deportation and Internment for Acts of Resistance, the gold medal of local authorities (in vermeil), awarded with a letter of presentation, the 50th-anniversary medal of the Great War, and two UNC medals, - Mayor’s sash, - Two miniature Officer’s Crosses of the Legion of Honor, including a deluxe gold and enamel model with a diamond on the loop. Presentation cases, - Knight’s Cross of the Order of Charles III. In vermeil and enamel (chips and missing pieces), with accompanying letter, - Death notice for Michel d’Arcangues (1916–1946), who died at sea, and the 1939–1945 War Cross, - Collection of documents, citations awarded to Pierre d’Arcangues during World War I, various menus, - Political internee card and membership card for the association of political prisoners, victims of the Gestapo, in the name of Pierre d’Arcangues, with photograph, - Two photographs of Marquis Pierre d’Arcangues: one from World War I, as a second lieutenant in the Hussars, and one from the interwar period as a lieutenant in the Spahis, Also included are eight insignia and medals, including two Croix de Guerre, a chasseur à pied insignia, and a silver military dog tag, among others.