ROMANIA

Knight 's Cross with Swords, 2nd Model (1938). Breast Pin, 13x10 mm, silvered Copper, reverse fixation with 2 pins. Mint state and very rare! I RR

Knight 's Cross, 2nd Model (1932), for Military in Time of War. Breast Badge, 65x40 mm, silvered, both sides enameled, original suspension ring and ribbon. Superb! I

Knight's Cross, 2nd Model (1932), for Military in Time of War. Breast Badge, 63x41 mm, silvered, both sides enameled, original suspension ring and ribbon, in case of issue by "Monetaria Nationala", with gilt monogram of King Mihai I and inscription on the lid. Superb! I

Knight's Cross, 2nd Model Military. Breast Badge, 62x40 mm, silvered Bronze, both sides enameled, original suspension ring and ribbon with oak leaf for exceptionnal bravery. Mint state! I RR!

Officer's Cross, 2nd Model (1932), for Military in Time of War. Breast Badge, 63x41 mm, gilt, both sides enameled, original suspension ring and ribbon with rosette, in case of issue by "Monetaria Nationala", with gilt monogram of King Mihai I and inscription on the lid. Superb! I

Commander's Cross Intermediary, (1932) for Civil. Neck Badge, 96x65 mm, gilt Silver, maker's mark "Resch" enameled, original suspension ring, loop and complete ribbon, in original case of issue by "Josef Rech Fii, Bucuresti" with monogram of Carol II and class inscription on the lid. An extremely rare model, awarded for 1 year only! I RR!

Commander's Cross, 1st Model for Military in Time of Peace. Neck Badge, 104x66 mm, gilt Bronze, both sides dark blue enameled, original suspension ring, loop and ribbon.Superb and scarce in bronze! I-

Grand Officer's Star, intituted in 1906. Breast Star, 87 mm, gilt Silver, hallmarked "900", maker's mark "Paul Telge - Berlin", with medium pin on reverse. Very rare star in extremely fine condition, 25 limited awards in 26 years. I RR!

Silver, 40 mm, 25.20 g. Very rare ! Proof! I RR !

Original colored, copper engraved map of Serbia, Bulgaria, Romania & Wallachia from volume 1 of Blaeu's "Theatrum Orbis terrarum, sive atlas novus", published in 1634. Map after Gerardius Mercator (1512-1594) showing a part of the Ottoman Empire with Latin text on the back. Decorative title cartouche surmounted by Ottoman weapons and shield. Dimm: 65x54.5 cm. Rare! I R!