Thailand, Kingdom. An Order Of The Crown Of Thailand, I Class Set In Case Hold he became Oberlieutenant (First Lieutenant)

he became Oberlieutenant (First Lieutenant)

while three of its four edges are border by machine-embroidered silver aluminum wire tresses

fairly large badge

suspended from a clasp with surmounted typical of time of period Imperial Crown in bronze gilt

The document for the Prussian lifesaving medal is signed in Belin on May 13

Thailand, Kingdom. An Order Of The Crown Of Thailand, I Class Set In Case Hold he became Oberlieutenant (First Lieutenant)(; RTGS: Khrueang Ratcha Itsariyaphon An Mi Kiatti Yot Ying Mongkut Thai). Instituted in 1869 by King Rama V of The Kingdom of Siam. Type I. (1869 1948). A sash badge in silver gilt consisting of green and red enamel flower petals, obverse centre presenting detailed embossed Royal iconography, reverse with Thai characters, surmounted by a tri petal suspension in silver gilt, marked in Thai on the reverse, measuring 48. 9 mm (w) x 74. 2 mm (h inclusive