Ten commemorative medals of the colonial exhibition of Paris in 1931 on the theme of Indochina, by Emile LindauerTwo medals Cochinchina, on the obverse a tiger's head in profile, on the reverse a Cochinchinese merchant carrying on her shoulder a palanche on which are hung bags and a conical hat. Two Laos medals, on the obverse three elephant heads, on the reverse a young couple in traditional dress, the man playing the mouth organ. Two Tonkin medals with on the obverse a Phượng Hoàng or phoenix, on the reverse a young Tonkinese woman in traditional dress near a perfume burner. Two Annam Empire medals, on the obverse a dragon in the clouds and on the reverse a mandarin in court uniform between two dragons. A Cambodia medal, on the obverse the Nāga or seven-headed serpent, and on the reverse one of the kings of the Jayavarman dynasty. An Indochina medal, on the obverse two dragons around an Asiatic-style cartouche and on the reverse a Guanyin, goddess of compassion, in royal delight. Horn of plenty hallmarks.