two branches of the Order exist
marked with a leopard's head (made in London) and date marked "m" (1927) on the reverse
Identification Bracelet (in silver
a 1936 Day of Labour Badge
1917 but reverted to the ranks on proceeding overseas to the French theatre on May 26
Netherlands, Kingdom. An Order of Orange-Nassau, Civil Division Grand Officer in Gold, by M.J. Goudsmit, c.1935 Archive two branches of the Order(Ordre van Oranje Nassau). Instituted April 4th, 1892. An fine quality manufacture and extremely well preserved example of this Order, consisting of: 1. The neck badge. In 18kt Yellow Gold, Consisting of a Maltese Cross in Gold with white and blue enamels and ball finials, with a laurel wreath in the quadrants between the arms of the cross, the obverse center medallion with a crowned Dutch Lion in Gold on a background of blue enamels with a Golden