Chevalier) (in silver gilt with blue
one pen and pencil set
1917 (First World War)
reverse presenting the date 1076 (Date of King Zvonimir's Coronation)
states what German soldiers can count on if giving themselves up to Allied forces: treatment according to the Hague Convention of 1907 and of the Geneva Convention of 1929
Romania, Kingdom. An Order Of St. Michael The Brave In Gold, Iii Class, C.1941 Newly Listed Chevalier) (in silver gilt with(Mihai Viteazul) (1941 1944); Third Class, in 18kt hallmarked Gold and enamels, 39. 55mm x 54. 15mm, it weighs (without ribbon) 22. 1 grams, ring marked "22. 41", along with 18kt Gold hallmark; without any imperfections, of fine quality manufacture, in mint condition and extremely rare, with less then ten recipient of this award in Gold (including King Michael I, Erich von Manstein, Walther von Brauchitsch).