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Iran, Qajar Dynasty. An Order of the Crown, 5th Class, Knight

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Iran, Qajar Dynasty. An Order of the Crown, 5th Class, Knight

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Iran, Qajar Dynasty. An Order of the Crown, 5th Class, Knight

Nishan-i-Taj. Instituted in 1913 (1332 AH). In silver gilt with red, white, green and navy blue enamels, measuring 45.2 mm (w) x 43.3 mm (h), chipping evident in the green enamels on the arms on both sides, chipping in the navy blue enamels on the reverse centrepiece, original ribbon, very fine.

Footnote: The Order of the Crown was founded in 1913 (1332 AH) by Shah Ahmad Shah Qajar before his coronation, as the highest dynastical and state order. Until 1926 it existed in two classes (with breast star and sash for both). The 1st Class had a collar (neck chain with badge as a pendant) reserved for the Shahanshah and the Crown-Prince. The Order was preserved in Iran after the fall of Qajars. Until the reform of the Order in 1938-39 the sash was blue with thin green-white borders, after the reform in corn-yellow with sky-blue edges. The first Shah from the Pahlavi dynasty reformed the order at the end of the year in 1938-39, revised it to be issued in five classes. The order was the senior one after the dynastic Order of Pahlavi. It was abolished in 1979 following the Iranian revolution.