International. A Partial Grand Cross Blue Silk Sash Newly Listed The next set was taken

The next set was taken in the city of Pola

1921- December 5

bearing the partially-legible traces of the maker’s mark of Christian Theodor Dicke

Livings made a declaration before the Pensions and Claims Board of the Canadian Expeditionary Force on August 14

secured with all four reverse attachment prongs to a magnetic metal backer with a field-grey wool liner indicating Heer issue

International. A Partial Grand Cross Blue Silk Sash Newly Listed The next set was takenA 20th century dark blue silk sash, with large bow and brass clip for order attachment, measures 460 mm in total length, 135 mm width across the bow, lightly creased and slightly discoloured, textured tasselled ends, remains very fine. A lovely ribbon to enhance the presentation of multiple orders (Order of the Garter, Finnish Order of the White Rose, Portuguese Order of the Tower and the Sword, etc.).