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Egypt, Republic. An Order of the Sinai Star 1973

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Egypt, Republic. An Order of the Sinai Star 1973

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Egypt, Republic. An Order of the Sinai Star 1973

(Wisam Negma Sinna). In bronze with very day green enamels, appearing almost black, illustrating an eight-pointed star, dated in Arabic numerals "1973" on both sides, with loops on the top three star points for suspension, measuring 69 mm (w) x 74.5 mm (h), intact enamels, extremely fine.

Footnote: The Order of the Sinai Star was instituted on February 18, 1974 and awarded for exceptional courage in battle which results in the infliction of casualties upon the enemy. It is the highest award for bravery in battle. It was awarded in two grades, plus a "special class" self-awarded by then-President Anwar al-Sadat.