Brazil, First Republic. An Order Of The Rose, Dignitary's Star, By G. Wolfers, C.1900 Archive The movement was granted the

The movement was granted the patronage of the International Committee of the Red Cross

after appeal proceedings the charge was changed to follower (category IV)

Army Distinguished Service Medal (in bronze gilt and blue enamels

1918 and discharged on April 30

obverse illustrating the right-facing busts of the Governor General Earl of Aberdeen and the Countess of Aberdeen

Brazil, First Republic. An Order Of The Rose, Dignitary's Star, By G. Wolfers, C.1900 Archive The movement was granted the(Imperial Ordem da Rosa). Instituted on 17 October 1829. A large Senhor star in silver gilt, with a finely enamelled white star, with ball finials, affixed to base with three rivets, with three pink enamelled roses on green laurels in each quadrant, (Inspired by the motifs of roses that adorned the dress of Amlie of Leuchtenberg, wife of Emperor Pedro I), obverse centre exhibiting the hand chiseled cypher of Pedro I, blue enamelled surround with Motto