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The Order of the Two Rivers; 4th Class

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The Order of the Two Rivers; 4th Class

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The Order of the Two Rivers; 4th Class

The Order of the Two Rivers; 4th Class - Military, 4th Class with Swords; Silver gilt and enamels, 47.2 mm x 63 mm inclusive of its swords and wreath suspension, crazing and enamel repair on the reverse centrepiece, accompanied by its 10.5 mm x 39 mm Ribbon Bar, better than very fine.Footnote: Established in 1922 by King Faisal I. The order was revised and redesigned by Law No. 87 of 24 May 1959 after the overthrow of the monarchy and the establishment of the Republic. In 1963, the obverse inscription was altered. Revised again in Law No. 28 of 1967.