3rd Class. Breast Star, 50 mm in Silver, hallmarked "150-38, ARG, crown", maker`s mark "ZZ - JRF (Joseph Resch Fils - Bucarest)", Civil Guard weapon in the centre. Pin on the back. It was awarded by the Supreme Command of the Civil Guard for direct service or financial contributions. Very rare!I RR!
1st Class. Breast Star 50 mm in gilt Silver, hallmarked "900", maker`s mark "JRF (Joseph Resch Fils - Bucarest)", one side gilt and yellow enameled cross, Civil Guard weapon in the centre. Pin on the back. It was awarded by the Supreme Command of the Civil Guard for direct service or financial contributions. Extremely rare! I RR!
3rd Class. Breast Star 54 mm in gilt Bronze, one side gilt cross with blue enameled edge, enameled weapon in the centre. Large pin on the back. The order was awarded for bravery and devotion in the ranks of the Civil Guard. Extremely rare! I RR!
2nd Class. Breast Star, 54 mm in silvered Bronze, one side blue enameled cross with enameled weapon in the centre. Large pin on the back, dark patina. The order was awarded for bravery and devotion in the ranks of the Civil Guard. Very rare! I- RR!
1st Class. Breast Star, 54 mm, in gilt Bronze, one side blue enameled cross with enameled weapon in the centre. Large pin on the back, dark patina. The order was awarded for bravery and devotion in the ranks of the Civil Guard. Very rare! I- RR!
Set 1-2 Classes. Breast Badges, 34 mm, gilt Silver and Silver, original suspension rings and ribbons. Rare! I R!
Set 1-2 Classes. Breast Badges, 34 mm, gilt Silver and Silver, original suspension rings and ribbons. Rare! I R!
Set 1-2 Classes. Breast Badges, 34 mm, gilt Silver and Silver, original suspension rings and ribbons. Rare! I R!
Commander`s Cross, Civil, 2nd Model. Neck Badge, gilt Silver, concave cross, concave light blue enamel on both sides and laurel wreaths between the limbs, with large original ribbon. Very rare, high quality order, with minor enamel damages! II R!
Commander`s Cross, 1st Class, 1st Model. Breast Badge, 50 mm., gilt Silver, on obverse the small red cross, on reverse the cipher of Queen Maria, original ribbon. Instituted by King Ferdinand 17th of March, 1917 to reward the merits of civil and military medical personnel, during war and in time of peace, in three classes.
Extremely fine and rare!
