Description
evidence of slight gilt wear on outer ring circumference of the medal
An X-Ray Report issued at Ogden on April 12
for Diesel engines being built for heavy duty "Wind"-class icebreakers
scattered chipping evident in the red paint
subsequently returning to the lines and was promoted to Captain in November 1916
Persia, Pahlavi Dynasty. An Order of Homayoun, III Class Commander, by Bertrand visually-hidden evidence of slight gilt wearInstituted February 15, 1939. In silver, a neck badge comprising a six pointed star with clusters of smooth arms, the center medallion featuring a handpainted lion with a gilded sword and gilded sunrays in the background, the reverse is plain, center marked ARTHUS BERTRAND, and additional maker mark on the ring, measures 68 mm (w) x 78. 5 mm (h), worn on original ribbon, loss of all enamel to central medallion ring, contact marks evident, near very
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