Lebanon. An Order of the Cedar, Grand Cordon Newly Listed including its classes and how

including its classes and how it may be worn by a recipient

residue on the ribbon from previous board mounting

At his death he held the rank of Oberst (colonel)

" on the reverse of the eagle

and has consistently shown the highest qualities of skill and devotion to duty

Lebanon. An Order of the Cedar, Grand Cordon Newly Listed including its classes and how(Wism al Arz al Waaniy). Instituted in 1936. In silver gilt with red, white, green and brown enamels, five pointed Maltese cross in white enamel, enameled green and brown cedar tree in each quadrant, obverse centerpiece shows red enamel medallion inscribed in Arabic Lubnan (Lebanon), reverse centerpiece shows Lebanese flag on gold background, inclusive of green enameled laurel wreath 75. 3 mm (h) x 56. 7 mm (w), includes full length original sash with