International. A Sovereign Order of St. John of Jerusalem, Knights Hospitaller, Commander Hold inscribed "4

inscribed "4

back strap

inclusive of green-enameled laurel wreath 75

then experienced "a sudden drop in temperature to 97 degrees" before his "heart petered out" and died at 5:20 am on February 17

Wirtt” on obverse

International. A Sovereign Order of St. John of Jerusalem, Knights Hospitaller, Commander Hold inscribed "4Instituted in 1099. In silver gilt with red and white enamels, a Maltese cross in white enamel, double headed eagles with Savoy coat of arms in each quadrant, unmarked, inclusive of its crown and trophy of arms suspension measuring 130 mm (h) x 46. 4 mm (w), extensive chipping evident in the white enamels, neck ribbon, fine. Footnote: The Order of Knights of the Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem, commonly known as Knights Hospitaller, was founded in