fjt_1098374 - Mousquetaires du roi Jeton des “Mousquetaires noirs” n.d.
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Tipo : Jeton des “Mousquetaires noirs”
Data: (1664)
Data: n.d.
Metallo : rame
Diametro : 34 mm
Asse di coniazione : 6 h.
Peso : 15,03 g.
Orlo : lisse
Marchio : sans poinçon
Grado di rarità : R3
Commenti sullo stato di conservazione:
Patine marron avec des faiblesses de frappe. Présence de quelques rayures
N° nelle opere di riferimento :
Diritto
Titolatura diritto : * MOVSQVETAIRES * DV * ROY.
Descrittivo diritto : Croix fleurdelisée et anglée de quatre feuilles de chêne.
Rovescio
Titolatura rovescio : * SECONDE * COMPAGNIE.
Descrittivo rovescio : Deux mousquetons en sautoir sur un ruban noué.
Commento
Divisés en deux compagnies, les mousquetaires sont vêtus d’uniformes rouges avec des galons d’or et montés sur des chevaux gris pour la première compagnie et d’uniformes noirs avec des galons d’or et des chevaux noirs pour la seconde compagnie. Très rare jeton qui a été utilisé comme laissez-passer et comme marque de reconnaissance par un mousquetaire chargé de la garde du roi. Le roi ne devait et ne pouvait être entouré et gardé la nuit que par ceux qui étaient porteurs de ce jeton. Ce jeton était un signe de reconnaissance pour les rondes d’officiers qui s’assuraient que chacun était au poste de confiance qui lui avait été assigné. Ce jeton n’a de justification qu’en 1664, lors de la création de cette compagnie comme gardes du corps personnels du roi.
Divided into two companies, the musketeers wore red uniforms with gold braid and rode gray horses for the first company, and black uniforms with gold braid and rode black horses for the second company. A very rare token was used as a pass and a mark of recognition by a musketeer charged with guarding the king. The king could only be surrounded and guarded at night by those carrying this token. This token served as a sign of recognition for the officers' patrols who ensured that each musketeer was at their assigned post. The token's use was only justified in 1664, with the creation of this company as the king's personal bodyguards.
Divided into two companies, the musketeers wore red uniforms with gold braid and rode gray horses for the first company, and black uniforms with gold braid and rode black horses for the second company. A very rare token was used as a pass and a mark of recognition by a musketeer charged with guarding the king. The king could only be surrounded and guarded at night by those carrying this token. This token served as a sign of recognition for the officers' patrols who ensured that each musketeer was at their assigned post. The token's use was only justified in 1664, with the creation of this company as the king's personal bodyguards.







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