France Morocco Campaign Medal 1908 with Clasps Casablanca & Maroc by Lemaire

FRANCE: Silver Commemorative medal of the 
Morocco Campaign (1908) with "Casablanca"
and "Maroc" clasps on the ribbon.
Hallmarked "1" for silver purity and signed by 
George Lemaire. 
The medal was instituted in 1909 and was 
awarded to military and civilian personnel who
participated in the "pacification" campaign of 
Morocco (1907 - 1909). 
The "Casablanca" clasp was issued to Navy 
personnel for service, between 5 Aug. 1907 and 
15 Jun. 1909, in Morocco, or on board a vessel 
of the Naval Forces detached to Morocco or 
charged with a mission in Moroccan waters.
The "Maroc" clasp was awarded together with 
the Commemorative medal, for service during 
the years 1911 and 1912.
Later on (decrees of 1912 and 1913) the 
qualification period was prolonged to cover 
also service in Morocco until 1912, the year 
that France declared officially Morocco as a 
Protectorate. 

FULL SIZE 

pre WW1 1914 - 1918

Item 100% original - ribbon original

Condition as on the photos

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