Belgium, Kingdom. An Order Of Leopold I In Gold, Iv Class Officer, Civil Division Auction Archive the interior retaining a fully-intact

the interior retaining a fully-intact Reichszeugmeisterei (RZM) label bearing a maker’s code of “A4/37” and a secondary code of “020053”

Accompanied by its original two-piece presentation case

Hauptsturmführer was the most commonly held SS officer rank during the Second World War

representing the ring leaders of the mutiny

A textbook example of a third reich period silver grade RSI (Repubblica Sociale Italiana/Italian Social Republic) honour badge

Belgium, Kingdom. An Order Of Leopold I In Gold, Iv Class Officer, Civil Division Auction Archive the interior retaining a fully-intact(Ordre de Lopold Leopoldsorde). Instituted in 1832. Type I (1832 1951). In 18K Gold with red, white, black and green enamels, weighing 26 grams inclusive of its ribbon, unmarked, type I with monogram on King Leopold I (LL RR I) on the reverse centrepiece, measuring 39 mm (w) x 65 mm (h) inclusive of its crown suspension, intact enamels, large rosette affixed to its original ribbon with hook and eye, extremely fine. Footnote: The Order of Leopold I was