Luxembourg, Grand Duchy. An Order Of The Oak Crown In Gold, Iii Class Commander, C.1900 Newly Listed edged with off-white cello (celleon)

edged with off-white cello (celleon) threads

sewn in place via white threading upon a hunter green wool upper

before being transferred to the Princess Patricia Canadian Red Cross Hospital

Arnott with a strength of 29 officers and 925 other ranks

a white cardboard insert placed within the base and housing a white felt slotted medal bed

Luxembourg, Grand Duchy. An Order Of The Oak Crown In Gold, Iii Class Commander, C.1900 Newly Listed edged with off-white cello (celleon)(Ordre de la Couronne de Chene). Instituted in 1841. In 18K Gold with green and white enamels, weighing 18. 2 grams, measuring 44. 2 mm (w) x 48. 2 mm (h) inclusive of its integral ring, crazing and chipping evident in the green enamels on both centrepieces, repair present in the white enamels on the arm at 12 o'clock, on an original full length neck ribbon, very fine. Footnote: The Order of the Oak Crown was established in 1841 by Grand Duke William