Antique WWI French Artillery ID Bracelet

Antique 1910s WWI French military ID bracelet

This antique identity bracelet dates from the First World War and features the crossed cannons of the French Artillery, the traditional emblem of the artillery branch. It was most likely worn by a French artilleryman: a personal piece that once accompanied a soldier through the Great War. A distinctive piece of French military memorabilia.

Normally, the back of the plate would be engraved with the soldier’s identity, but on this bracelet, the back has remained blank. Whether it was never issued, kept as a spare or simply never engraved, its owner remains a mystery, leaving room for your own imagination.

With its military history and understated design, this bracelet would make a unique addition to a collection of First World War memorabilia, or a distinctive piece to wear as part of a personal jewelry collection. With its blank back, it could even be engraved with a name or date of your own.

After more than a century, the bracelet remains in good antique condition, showing authentic signs of age and use. Over the years, it has developed a lovely patina that, in my opinion, only adds to its character and appeal.

Measurements:
Length: 6.9 in (17.5 cm)

Product code: #02277-26-A