Sweden, Kingdom. A Most Noble Order Of The Seraphim, I Class Grand Cross Sash Auction Archive left for his unit on

left for his unit on the 27th and joined them on the 29th

” (Organization Todt) in three places

mounted as worn by the recipient: Hindenburg Cross with Swords

surrounded by a white enameled ring inscribed SI DEUS NOBISCUM QUIS CONTRA NOS (If God is with us

as mentioned in the Supplement to the London Gazette 30882 of Tuesday

Sweden, Kingdom. A Most Noble Order Of The Seraphim, I Class Grand Cross Sash Auction Archive left for his unit on(Kungliga Serafimerorden). Instituted in 1748. An early to mid 20th Century sash, fabricated from silk, incorporating a decorative moir pattern, with a sky blue field throughout, a band sewn in place near the bottom end for the placement of the badge, measuring 104 mm wide x 520 mm in length, intact stitching, lightly soiled, near extremely fine. Footnote: The Most Noble Order of the Seraphim was instituted on February 23, 1748 by King Frederick I. It