Tunisia, French Protectorate. An Order Of Glory, V Class, C.1930 Auction Archive most likely the wing

most likely the wing

) Naming is officially engraved

the son of William Vance and Isabella Vance

He enlisted as an Apprentice Seaman (318-62-57) for six years' service with the United States Navy at the Naval Recruiting Station in Omaha

Embroidered in silver flat wire and silvery/grey thread on top of thick padded Polizei green cloth

Tunisia, French Protectorate. An Order Of Glory, V Class, C.1930 Auction Archive most likely the wingNishan al Iftikhar. Instituted in 1843. 3rd Model, Type VII with Cypher of Ahmad II ibn Ali (1929 1942). In silver, green enamelled centrepiece, the star points in red and light green lacquer, with three faceted rays between each star point, locally dual hallmarked with the profile of a right facing man on the ring, measuring 47. 2 mm (w) x 68. 5 mm (h) inclusive of its bow suspension, crazing and chipping evident in the lacquered star points,