Netherlands, Kingdom. An Order Of The House Of Orange, Ii Class Commander, C.1950 GTRexclude A 1939 cross that has
Description
A 1939 cross that has been professionally denazified and transitioned into a 1957 version cross
These shields were awarded only to the German Veterans entitled to this shield during the War
Illustrating a Wehrmacht Commander-in-Chief flag at the upper left
Chatham on October 26
the obverse bears the emblem of the DAF and another of a mallet with an oak leaf within a smooth circle border
Netherlands, Kingdom. An Order Of The House Of Orange, Ii Class Commander, C.1950 GTRexclude A 1939 cross that has(Huisorde van Oranje). Instituted 1905. Type II 1908 1965. A large neck badge in silver gilt, consisting of a red enameled cross with laurels in each quadrant, obverse centre presenting a red and blue enameled horn with red surround with order Motto JE MAINTIENDRAI in gilt lettering, reverse centre presenting a large embossed crowned "W" for Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands who instituted the order, measuring 54. 3 mm (w) x 73. 8 mm (h inclusive of
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