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Belgium, Kingdom. An Order Of Leopold, Military Division, Knight, C.1910
Belgium, Kingdom. An Order Of Leopold, Military Division, Knight, C.1910
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eMedals offers rapid domestic and international shipping. Orders received prior to 12:00pm (EST) will be shipped on the same business day.* Orders placed on Canadian Federal holidays will be dispatched the subsequent business day. Courier tracking numbers are provided for all shipments. All items purchased from eMedals can be returned for a full monetary refund or merchandise credit, providing the criteria presented in our Terms & Conditions are met. *Please note that the addition of a COA may impact dispatch time.
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Established on July 11, 1832. Consisting of a ball-tipped enameled white Maltese cross in silver, featuring an enameled green wreath of laurel and palm along the quadrants, the obverse presents a central gilded Belgium lion on an enameled black background, encircled by elegant enameled red border with French inscription L'UNION FAIT LA FORCE, the reverse is depicting a gilded royal cypher of Leopold I also on a black enameled background, surrounded by an elegant enameled red ornamental ring, the cross is surmounted by period Belgium crown with two crossed silver swords on the base, denoting military division, measuring 41.12 mm (w) x 68.38 mm (h - inclusive of royal crown), presenting loss of enamel on both wreath and arms, toned silver, the tip of the crown is bent, the cross is suspended by original chest ribbon on a very peculiar ring suspension, fair.
Footnote: The Order of Leopold was established on July 11, 1832, after a month of contentious debates in Belgian Parliament. It was named to honour King Leopold I, and it has remained the highest-ranking decoration in Belgium since its creation. It is conferred upon Belgian citizens and foreigners in recognition of brave military service and other meritorious services rendered to the state.
Description
Established on July 11, 1832. Consisting of a ball-tipped enameled white Maltese cross in silver, featuring an enameled green wreath of laurel and palm along the quadrants, the obverse presents a central gilded Belgium lion on an enameled black background, encircled by elegant enameled red border with French inscription L'UNION FAIT LA FORCE, the reverse is depicting a gilded royal cypher of Leopold I also on a black enameled background, surrounded by an elegant enameled red ornamental ring, the cross is surmounted by period Belgium crown with two crossed silver swords on the base, denoting military division, measuring 41.12 mm (w) x 68.38 mm (h - inclusive of royal crown), presenting loss of enamel on both wreath and arms, toned silver, the tip of the crown is bent, the cross is suspended by original chest ribbon on a very peculiar ring suspension, fair.
Footnote: The Order of Leopold was established on July 11, 1832, after a month of contentious debates in Belgian Parliament. It was named to honour King Leopold I, and it has remained the highest-ranking decoration in Belgium since its creation. It is conferred upon Belgian citizens and foreigners in recognition of brave military service and other meritorious services rendered to the state.





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