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Four Belgian Insignia

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Four Belgian Insignia

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Four Belgian Insignia

Four Belgian Insignia - Insignia of Honour of the Laureate of Work, Post 1963 Issue: Gold Grade (gold-coloured gilt on bronze with red, black and green enamels); and Bronze Grade (bronze-coloured gilt, lacquered, with red, black and green enamels), illustrating an upright crowned hammer imposed on a wheat stalk representing industry and agriculture, with ears of wheat flanking and crossed leafing below, inscribed "Reproduction Forbidden" in French and Flemish on the reverse, 21 mm x 71.5 mm each, on their original ribbons, Gold Grade with a gold-coloured suspension bar with ball-tipped finials, Bronze Grade with a dark green lacquered suspension bar with ball-tipped finials, both mounted for wearing in the Belgian style; and two Royal Army Service Corps Cap Badges (bronze, "RASC": 44.7 mm x 57.2 mm, "VICTORIAL ALO": 41.5 mm x 56.7 mm, intact lugs on both). Ranging from very fine to near extremely fine.