Romania, Kingdom. An Order Of The Star, Officer, Civil Division, by Lemaitre, c.1910 Auction numbered "10592"

numbered "10592"

and of Queen Ann's Bounty

the reverse of one tab bearing an intact Reichszeugmeisterei (RZM) label with a maker’s code of “A4/23” and a partially-obscured secondary code

who had moved back to Halifax and received his four war medals (the 1939-1945 Star

the obverse bearing the cipher of Wilhelm Rex and circumscribed “Preussens Siegreichem Heere” (Prussia’s Victorious Army)

Romania, Kingdom. An Order Of The Star, Officer, Civil Division, by Lemaitre, c.1910 Auction numbered "10592"(Ordinul Steaua Romaniei). Instituted in 1877 by Prince Carol I. Type I (1877 1932). Civil Division. In bronze gilt, a blue enamel cross with clusters of smooth rays in each quadrant, the obverse medallion features a superimposed eagle on a red enamelled field, surrounded by a blue enamel ring inscribed IN FIDE SALUS, encircled by a green enamelled laurels, the reverse bears the crowned monogram of King Carol I, the cross is surmounted by a large