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Sweden, Kingdom. An Order of the Sword in Gold, by C.F. Carlman, c.1969

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Sweden, Kingdom. An Order of the Sword in Gold, by C.F. Carlman, c.1969

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Sweden, Kingdom. An Order of the Sword in Gold, by C.F. Carlman, c.1969

(Kungliga Svärdsorden). Instituted 1748. A fine sash badge in gold and enamels, measuring 54 mm (w) x 77.8 mm (h -inclusive of its crown suspension) excellent quality manufacture with no loss to delicate blue enamels, on original full-length sash, extremely fine. Accompanied by the star of the order, in silver and light blue enamels, measuring 82 mm (w) x 83.5 mm (h), vertical pinback, with only very light contact to enamels, well hallmarked under hinge of pin with date letter T9 denoting 1969 manufacture, by C.F.Carlman, extremely fine.