Memories of Captain Pierre Joly, 1939-45 veteran, engineerin - Lot 180

Memories of Captain Pierre Joly, 1939-45 veteran, engineering officer, circa 1950-1960: - Engineer captain's kepi. Made by Bouveret. - Engineer captain's tunic made by Herbaut Denneulin, with shoulder tabs, PMC badge, placard of 18 decorations (including Légion d'honneur, croix de guerre, médaille du combattant volontaire, médaille de la Résistance, médaille commémorative 39-45, mérite combattant). - Pants, shoulder tabs, Engineer buttons, dress and undress belts, cupboard of eleven reminders. - Le dévouement social", 1939-1945 commemorative medal, "soldat sans uniforme" (soldier without uniform) who took part in the Liberation battles. - Citation of his Croix de Guerre for his participation in the fighting in Paris in 1944 and for being wounded on the Place de la Concorde. - Captain Joly's war memorabilia (1939-1945): enlistment deed dated March 16, 1944 and July 23, 1943, numerous certificates (1944-1961) on his activities in the Resistance, Letter of Enlistment to the F.F.I., Diploma of Honor from the Association Amicale Franco-Britannique, testimony on the Death Camps by Commandant Jean Clos, Chevalier de la Légion d'Honneur, Matricule 51400 from Buchenwald and Dora, Postkarte from a prison camp addressed to Pierre Joly. (approx. 60 documents) - Photographs of Pierre Joly in civilian clothes and uniform. - Air Force officer's dagger, model 1934. Yellowed fuse. In box with lines and strap. B.E.