Greece, Hellenic Republic. A Rare Order Of Beneficence, I Class Grand Cross Star, C.1950 Archive Footnote: James Livings was born

Footnote: James Livings was born on May 14

the panels are rolled up and secured in place with two black bakelite buttons which emanate from the right flap and meet an equal number of reinforced buttonholes on the left flap

the reverse of the second page presents an addendum

he was hospitalized for five weeks in Potchefstroom

the son of William Henry Turner of Leicestershire and was educated at the Leys School and Trinity College

Greece, Hellenic Republic. A Rare Order Of Beneficence, I Class Grand Cross Star, C.1950 Archive Footnote: James Livings was born( ). Instituted in 1948. Multi piece construction, insignia in silver gilt with white enamels and featuring a hand painted centrepiece illustrating the Madonna and Child, inscribed "" above, the insignia mounted to an eight pointed star base, each star point with five emanating rays, with a single emanating ray between each star point, manufactured by Spink & Sons of London, hallmarked with a swan representing a French import mark on the pin, maker