International. A Sovereign Military Order Of The Temple Of Jerusalem, Grand Cross Badge, c.1950 visually-hidden indicating that the cap was

indicating that the cap was worn by a signals officer

Both armies held their positions at the end of the battle and both sides claimed victory

worn on original ribbon with brooch style pin

with the inscription THÜR

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International. A Sovereign Military Order Of The Temple Of Jerusalem, Grand Cross Badge, c.1950 visually-hidden indicating that the cap was(Ordo Supremus Militaris Templi Hierosolymitani). A bronze gilt red enamel patriarchal cross on crown suspension with beaded loop for neck ribbon; the reverse plain, measuring 33 mm (w) x 95. 96 mm (h inclusive of crown), without sash, remains extremely fine. Footnote: The original Order of Knights Templar was created early in the 12th Century to ensure the security of the many pilgrims who travelled from Europe to Jerusalem after the first crusade of