Nassau, An Order Of Adolph, 4Th Class Badge With Swords, C.1860 certificate_of_authenticity one with white thread

one with white thread

He was discharged a month later as "Unfit for Service" at Shorncliffe on January 12

maker marked L/12 for C

The card was issued by the British Military Government Vienna III

sharp flat tip with blood grooves (fullers) on both sides and marked "GES

Nassau, An Order Of Adolph, 4Th Class Badge With Swords, C.1860 certificate_of_authenticity one with white threadInstituted 1858. An attractive 4th class cross in silver with ball finials, swords screwed into order base, obverse centre in Gold with stylized royal cypher A, crowned on white enameled background, blue enamel surround with Gold laurels and Virtute motto, reverse centre in Gold with the inscriptions ""1292"" (the year that Adolf of Nassau Weilburg was crowned as King of the Romans) and ""1858"" (the year of creation of the order by Adolphe, Duke of