Description
silver standard marked "S" inside a hexagon and date marked "L8" (1937) on the reverse
Concord for four months service
That way I can overcome many of life’s difficulties
Footnote: This Bai is fabricated from carved bone and takes its shape from the tablets borne by the Chinese mandarins
he had attained the rank of Colonel and was awarded the Efficiency Decoration
Netherlands, Kingdom. A Royal Order Of Holland, Knight's Badge, C.1880 Auction Archive silver standard marked "S" inside(Koninklijke Orde van Holland). Instituted 1806. 1807 1814 Issue. Of late 19th century French manufacture, also known a exhibition sample, in silver gilt, consisting of an enameled white eight pointed star with ball finials, featuring Napoleonic heraldic bees in each quadrant, obverse centre depicting an effigy of Louis I surrounded by an enameled blue border with the inscription LODEWYK I KONING VAN HOLLAND, the reverse centre featuring a swimming
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