Luxembourg, Kingdom. An Order of the Oak Crown, Officer in Gold, c.1880 Archive and bearing four bands of

and bearing four bands of black threaded and silver aluminum wire piping

The brass scabbard has several minor depressons/"dings" to the lower obverse/reverse shell and edges with obverse shell decorated with a floral and oak leaf motif and an anchor on the upper scabbard between the floral embellished suspension bands

which was unable to replace its losses

in regards to the possible placement of Sergeant Brady in a possible vacancy in the stall of instructors in the Corps

a report based on the study of 1

Luxembourg, Kingdom. An Order of the Oak Crown, Officer in Gold, c.1880 Archive and bearing four bands of(Eechelaafkrounenuerden). Instituted December 29, 1841 by King Wilhelm II. Finely made in 18K Gold, a white enamel cross with an oak leaf wreath in each quadrant, the obverse centre medallion presents a crowned W inscription on a green enameled field contained in a gold ring, the reverse mirrors the obverse, measures 34. 01 mm (w) x 38. 21 mm (h inclusive of integral suspension ring), weighs 11. 00 grams, worn on original ribbon with rosette, minor