Romania, Kingdom. An Order of the Star of Romania, Officer’s Cross to Romanian Diplomat George Stoicescue, Stationed in Japan, 1930s Hold suspended from a partially enameled

suspended from a partially enameled crown and a loop for suspension

5 mm inclusive of its crown suspension

then later attached to the Royal Air Force as a Gun Control Assistant

the dial presents damage in the center of the small subdial

1941 and signed in black ink by the Commander-in-Chief of Aerial Fleet 3 and Commander West

Romania, Kingdom. An Order of the Star of Romania, Officer’s Cross to Romanian Diplomat George Stoicescue, Stationed in Japan, 1930s Hold suspended from a partially enameledAn Order of the Star of Romania, Officers Cross, Type I, in silver gilt and enamels, measures 42. 4 mm (w) x 62. 8 mm, notable enamel damage to all arms, remains near very fine. Contained in the original case of issue, burgundy exterior, silk interior marked G. Lemaitre, functional hinge and clasp, very fine. Footnote: George G. Stoicescu was a Romanian diplomat active in the interwar period, particularly known for his long service in Tokyo, Japan