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Czechoslovakia, Republic. An Order of the White Lion, III Class Commander, c.1935

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Czechoslovakia, Republic. An Order of the White Lion, III Class Commander, c.1935

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Czechoslovakia, Republic. An Order of the White Lion, III Class Commander, c.1935

Řád bílého lva. Instituted in 1922. In silver gilt with red, blue and black enamels, maker marked "KK" (Karnet & Kysely of Prague) and marked "900" (silver) on the obverse of the ring, measuring 59.5 mm (w) x 81 mm (h), chipping evident in the red enamels on the obverse of the arm at 12 o'clock and on the reverse of the arm at 2 o'clock, on its original full-length neck ribbon, near extremely fine.

Footnote: The Order of the White Lion was instituted in 1922 and awarded to foreigners for services to the republic.