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Vol. 54, No. 1 41 Sign Vienna. On an old tri fold ribbon. Rotor. 5. EF. $450.00 marked and made by Paul Telge, Berlin. ( A rare maker.) 98% of all Rumania insignia are made by Resch in Bucarest, Iris shop in Vienna 70. Nikolaus I. 1860-1918. Military Bravery medal. 1841 type. or a few Vienna jewelers. KL. 7021-7023. Werl., 1064. EE Silver. 14.76gr. 36ram. Romf. 34. VF. $400.00 $1,250.00 NETHERLANDS 71. Military Order of William. Officers cross in gold and enamel, RUSSIA - EMPIRE ca. 1850. Gold mark on ring. 15.8gr. 31x51mm. Rosette missing. 83. Order of St. George. Neck badge 2°~ class, ca. 1900. Gold KL Rev. minor chip in white enamel. Nice quality. RARE. KL. 6205. 7232. Assay mark on eye loop + "56". 16.2gr. 47ram. Extremely VF. $2,500.00 RARE. Near mint condition. $8,000.00 72. Military Order of William. Knight cross in silver-gold-enamel, 84. Order of St. Anne. 2’~ class neck badge in gold and enamel. ca. 1825. Silver assay mark "sword." 10.5gr. 32x49mm. Av. Small 17.2gr. 42ram. Weak assay marks of eyelet. Type by A Keibel made chip on comer on one cross arm in white enamel at ball point. RARE. before 1896. New ribbon. KL. 7306. EE $1,200.00 KL. 6206. VE $1,250.00 85. As above. 2no class neck badge in gold and enamel. 14.8gr. 73. Civil Merit order of the Dutch Lion. Knight cross in gold- 44mm. Reverse center medallion is cracked. Marked"A.K." (Keibel). enamel, ca. 1900. Hmk. On one scroll on crown "750". 18K. 17. lgr. Made before 1896. New ribbon. KL. 7306. VE $900.00 41x61mm. KL. 6211. EE $850.00 86. Order of St. Stanislaus. 3~ class badge in gold and enamel, llgr. 74. Order of the Dutch Lion. Knight cross, ca. 1950-60 issue. 39mm. Marked by Eduard, circa 1910-1914. KL.7335. VF. $550.00 Silver gilt and enamel. 41 x65mm. Silver hallmark, "925". KL. 6211. Weft. 961. EF. $450.00 87. Officers breast badge for defense of Port Arthur. (1904-05) Heavy silver badge with enamel center. 35.7g. 41ram. Issued 1914. 75. Order of Orange-Nassau. Officers cross in gold with swords. Complete with back plate and nut. Nice quality by Eduard and Vera An early issue, ca. 1892. Marked"W" and several assay marks. 15gr. E Dietvald, silver assay mark. W. A. 542. G.VF. $800.00 39x61mm. KL. 6224. G.VE $550.00 88. Breast badge, Imperial Society of Life Saving at Sea. (Or any 76. As above: Merit medal to the Order, civil issue. Silver. 26ram. body of water under the auspices of Empress Maria Fedorovna, circa Assay mark on ring. VE $65.00 1910-1914. Silver and enamel with gilt crown on a new St. Andrew ribbon rosette. 17.4gr. 30mm. Silver assay mark "84" of St. Peters- 77. Star for loyalty and merit. (1893-1949) 3rd class badge in silver burg and maker’s marks of Eduard and Vera R Dietvald, circa 1910- and dark blue enamel. (Light damage) 51ram. Noribbon. RARE. See 1914. W.A. 820. VF. $675.00 book by Meijer, Mulder anf Wagenaar. Pg. 82. GF. $250.00 SAN MARINO PERU 89. Order of the Holy San Maiirlo. Civil neck badge in gold, and enamel, 78. Order of Naval Merit. Silver star mounted on ribbon. Center ca. 1870. Pttype. SCARCE. Nice quality. Early type with large crown. has white enamel cross on top blue enamel anchor. 40ram. Inclusive 21.6gr. 43x72mm. KL.7455. Weft. ll21.EF. $1,250.00 2 different style of miniatures both silver gilt. Each 15mm. Nice quality and in blue case of issue with coat of arms in gold print on lid. SERBIA Werl. 1009. VF. $150.00 90. Red Cross Society decoration. Royal type. 1876. Romf. 77. Silver and enamel. 31.2g. 40x62mm. VF. $275.00 POLAND 79. Order of Virmti Militari. Merit medal in silver. 2"d class, type SPAIN - KINGDOM 1944. 40mm. Rev. Warsaw mint mark. VE $350.00 91. Order of Charles III. Commander 1st class set, ca. 1875-1880. Gold and enamel with enamel suspension loop. Badge in gold-enamel. PORTUGAL - KINGDOM 46x68mm. Star in silver-enamel-gold. 75mm. Made by Kretly-Paris. Attractive set. KL. 7827-28. Weft. 1168-71. EF. $1,250.00 80. Military Order of Christ. Knight cross in gold and enamel, ca. 1890. 8.2gr. 31x37mm. French assay mark below suspension ring. (Sametype usedin Vatican, see Werl. 1316.) KL. 6711. Werl. 1028. 92. Order of Charles l~I, commanders (2"a class) neck badge, circa G.VE $325.00 1875-1880. Gold and enamel with enamel suspension loop. 29.6gr. 48x70mm. Minor repair on the reverse. Has old neck ribbon with 81. Order of Villa Vicosa, 1819-1910. Officers cross. Silver gilt. the tie strings and in case of issue. By M. Cejalvo, Madrid. Excellent Center in gold. 41x62mm. KL. 6748. Weft. 1049. VE $225.00 workmanship. KL. 7829. Weft. 1168. EE $850.00 RUMANIA - KINGDOM 93. Order of Charles III, knight cross in gold with document, 1845. 82. Order of the Crown. Type I. (! 881-1932) Grand Cross set with Light enamel damage on both sides Assay mark on ring. 12.1gr. old silk sash. In case of issue, slightly damaged. Badge in silver gilt 34x52mm. G.E Large impressive document. 43.5x55.Scm. With and enamel. Breast Star in silver with gilt and enamel cross. Hall- portrait of King Carlos III, and impress with the royal seal. G.VF. Vol. 54, No. 1 41 Sign. Isabella, II. (facsimile) SCARCE. $1,200.00 ity. 18k. 14.7gr. 29x60mm. KL. 7549. Mint condition. (FDC) $5,5O0.00 94. Order of Isabella the Catholic. Commander neck badge, 2na class, ca. 1820. Gold, 18K. 24.6gr. 50x75mm. Beautifully made. 106. Order of the Sword knights cross 1~ class in 18k gold. Cased. Hand painted center. Rv. Center hairline crack. Type not shown in Ca. 1925. 14.6gr. 39x59mm. KL. 7523. Near unc. $600.00 Spadabook. RARE. KL. 7836. Weft. 1177. EF. $1,000.00 95. Order of Isabella the Catholic. Commander breast star 1st class, 107. Order of the Sword. Sword cross with swords, ca. 1915. Cased. ca. 1875. Silver-gilt with gold-enamel cross in center (superimposed). Silver, gold center. 13.8gr. 37x57mm. G.VF. $260.00 77.4gr. 76mm. Madeby Kretly-Paris. KL. 7895. Weft. 1176. EF. 108. Order of the Sword. Sword medal in silver. Early type with $1,200.00 small crown. Ca. 1875. 13.9gr. 30mm. KL. 7528. VF. $275.00 96. Order of Isabella the Catholic. Commander badge 2nd class in 109. King Oscar II, Silver jubilee badge, 1897. Silver gilt with light gold with document, 1901. Sign. Queen Maria Christina. 33.8gr. blue enamel center and gold portrait of the king. Light enamel dam- 56x95mm. EF. Large decorative document. 38x59.5cm. In the age. 3 lx50mm. Only 232 badges awarded to the Royal and Princely name of Alfonso XIII, with stamped royal seal. G.VF. KL. 7836. guests. The miniature also included. 14mm. In Carlman De Luxe Werl. 1177. $780.00 red leather case with gold print on lid. VE $350.00 97. Order of Isabella knight cross in silver gilt and enamel, ca. 1925. 110. Silver medal. Gustav V. 1907-50 and Queen Viktoria. (from Some enamel chips. KL. 7837. VF. $125.00 Baden) Silver wedding, 1906. 433 awarded. Model by Adolf Lindberg. Shortpieceofribbon. 33.59gr. 35x44mm. VF. $150.00 98. Order of Military merit. Red enamel cross for war time issue. Bronze gilt. pr class. Hairline c~ack in enamel. KL. 7855. VF. $75.00 111. Gustav V. commemorative medal for discovery of the new colony inAmerica, 1638-1939. Silver. 30mm. cased. VE $125.00 99. Military Order of St. Ferdinand. 3r~ class breast star, ca. 1870. Nice quality. Diamond (facet) cut type in silver with gold-enamel THAILAND center. 24.1gr. 64ram. KL. 7843. G.VE $650.00 112. Order of the Crown. Grand cross set with old sash. 1Sr model: 1893-1909. Silver gilt andenamel. Badge: 35.5gr. 48x70mm. Star: 100. Military Order of St. Ferdinand. Knight cross, 1~r class. Gold- 72.6gr. 70mm. VF/EF. $900.00 enamel, ca. 1890. A lovely badge. 30x40mm. Small enamel chip. Nice quality. KL. 7908. G.VF. $750.00 113. Order of the Crown. Grand cross complete with sash, cased. New type from 1909. Werl. 1246+47. Silver, gilt and enamel. Badge: 101. Order of Mafia Louisa. Small size badge in 18K gold and 46.2gr. 54x88mm. Star: 66.8gr. 80mm. On star pin marked "87". enamel. Issued: 1792-1931. VERY RARE. A custom made badge Locally made, nice quality. EF. $685.00 the size of a knight cross. Hand cut or tooled in 18K gold and enamel. Most likely Austrian made about 1860-1870 for one of the following TUNISIA princesses. 1. Teresa to Hohenlohe-Waldenburg. 2. Maria of 114. Order of Nichan Iftikhar. 2"a model, type I. Silver and enamel Hohelohe-Schillingsfurst. 3. Mafia of Bourbon-Parma. A lovely Grand Cross set beating the monogram ofMohamedE1Sadok Bey, (1859- made badge and unusual. On a ladies ribbon bow. 15.8gr. including 1882). With full old dress sash. Badge, 60x80mm. Breast star, 80mm. ribbon. 30x45mm. KL. 7999 var. Werl. 1208. EE $3,500.00 Both with local assay mark. Weft. 1254-1255. VF. $675.00 102. Lot of 2 decorations for the campaign of the city of Gerona com- TURKEY memorating the 100 year Jubilee, 1809/1909. Silver medal and silver 115. Order of Osmania, 1862-1921. Neck badge, 2n~ class with docu- cross with gilt crown.
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