Saxony, Kingdom. An Albert Order, I Class Commander’s Cross, c. 1917 visually-hidden taking its lineage from a

taking its lineage from a police unit and over the course of its existence it had a number of changes in designation and composition

Absent without leave from 6

also constructed of a dimpled and polished non-magnetic metal alloy

measuring 11 cm (w) x 11

the City of Edinburgh coat-of-arms with heraldic castle mark (Edinburgh Castle) and is dated marked "C" (1909)

Saxony, Kingdom. An Albert Order, I Class Commander’s Cross, c. 1917 visually-hidden taking its lineage from a(Albrechtsorden Komturkreuz I. Klasse, 2. Form). Instituted 31 December 1850 by King Friedrich August II. (1876 1918 issue). Constructed of gilded silver with multi coloured enamels, consisting of a Latin Cross with white enameled arms, joined through the quadrants by a finely detailed green enameled oak leaf wreath, the obverse bearing a central white enameled medallion overlaid by a gilded and rightward facing profile of Duke Albert III, situated