French Linen Cockade (Cocarde) with Glass Rooster Pin

This cockade ("cocarde" in French) is comprised of stitched linen and pinned with a glass rooster in the colors of the republic. "Paris" can be seen faintly on the white portion, but it has rubs to the letters.

Of indeterminate age, I am estimating it is circa WWII but I cannot be certain.

The piece measures approximately 2.5", not including the rooster in the measurements.

*****Condition: Please note there are some slubs in the material as well as creases and folds and discoloration, this latter issue seen in particular on the white area. Also, as noted above, "Paris" on the white portion of the rooster has some rubs.

Thank you to https://frenchmetro.com/blogs/metro-station/bastille-day-and-its-symbols for the fascinating information on the tricolor and cockade.

Thank you, also, to https://www.diplomatie.gouv.fr/en/coming-to-france/france-facts/symbols-of-the-republic/article/the-gallic-rooster#:~:text=During%20the%20First%20World%20War,face%20of%20the%20Prussian%20eagle for the equally interesting information on the Gallic rooster.

Thank you for looking.