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with the maker's label having been lost to time as evidenced by the remaining glue residue
Defence Medal (silver
7mm x 42 mm
Date of item: July 1st
The regiment made a desperate charge which saved the army at the Battle of Corbach in July 1760 and then made another famous charge at the Battle of Warburg later that month during the Seven Years' War
Italy, Kingdom Of Two Sicilies. A Royal Order Of Francis I, Commander Breast Star certificate_of_authenticity with the maker's label havingInstituted on September 28, 1829 by Francis I. In silver, a large Maltese cross with fleur de lis in each quadrant, the central medallion features the crowned cypher of Francis I, surrounded by a green enamel wreath and a blue enamel ring inscribed DE REGE OPTIME MERITO (The King Deserves The Best), the reverse with a single vertical pin assembly, measures 62. 9mm (w) x 64mm (h), weighs 47. 4 grams, very dark patina, loss of gilt to fleur de lis,
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