Monaco, Principality. An Order of St. Charles, Officer Hold on April 22nd 1945
Description
on April 22nd 1945
dated September 27
with minor chipping visible to the handle inserts
as he had been undergoing the Chief Petty Officer First and Second Class
Submarine Service - With period ribbon and broach
Monaco, Principality. An Order of St. Charles, Officer Hold on April 22nd 1945(Ordre de Saint Charles). Instituted 1858. An Officer's Badge in silver, consisting of a white Maltese Cross with red bordering, ball finials, green enamelled laurels in each quadrant, obverse centre with the royal cypher with Latin Motto Princeps et Patria (Leader and Country) surround, reverse centre with an red and white enamelled centre and Latin motto surround Deo Juvante (God Help), marked with a boars head denoting French manufacture after 1838
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