Luxembourg, Duchy. An Order of Adolph of Nassau, Knight in Gold Newly Listed Reichmann’s badge is a rare

Reichmann’s badge is a rare memento of this controversial chapter of the Allied occupation of Germany

The paint on the exterior is extremely well preserved and nearly fully intact

but the helmet is in an overall near extremely fine condition

A group ofmen who were descendants of Revolutionary War veterans gathered to celebrate the centennial of the Declaration of Independence and the founding of the United States

Given his long-time friendship with AH

Luxembourg, Duchy. An Order of Adolph of Nassau, Knight in Gold Newly Listed Reichmann’s badge is a rare(Ordre de Mrite civil et militaire dAdolphe de Nassau). Instituted May 8, 1858. In Gold, white enamel arms with ball finials, the obverse medallion presenting a crowned A, encircled by a blue ring inscribed VIRTUTE, the reverse with the dates 1292 1858, surmounted by a hollow crown, measures 30. 2 mm (w) x 44. 8 mm (h), weighs 10. 71 grams, clipped to the original ribbon with felt backing via a silver gilt suspension ring, enamels intact, in extremely