Monaco, Principality. An Order Of St. Charles, Knight In Gold United Republic of with overall "general weakness"

with overall "general weakness"

Officer's Cross - with wreath between arms

all set on a 45 mm-long magnetic metal bar with horizontal pinback

with a central inscription of “MAIN” flanked on each side by crossed swords

Parts of the aircraft washed ashore

Monaco, Principality. An Order Of St. Charles, Knight In Gold United Republic of with overall "general weakness"(Ordre de Saint Charles). Instituted on 15 March 1858. In Gold, a white and red enamelled Maltese cross with segments of green enamel wreath in each quadrant, the obverse medallion presents the crowned monogram of Charles on a red field, surrounded by a white ring with the inscription PRINCEPS ET PATRIA, the reverse features a red and white cross hatch pattern with a white ring surround inscribed DEO JUVANTE, the cross is surmounted by a Gold crown,