Luxembourg, Kingdom. An Order Of The Oak Crown, Officer’s Cross In Gold By Lemaitre, C. 1890 Newly Listed After forty-five days at Tooting

After forty-five days at Tooting Grove

beige and blue embroidered pips

MSM LG 22 March 1919

containing 90 pages with ink drawings

Luxembourg, Kingdom. An Order Of The Oak Crown, Officer’s Cross In Gold By Lemaitre, C. 1890 Newly Listed After forty-five days at Tooting(Eechelaafkrounenuerden). Instituted December 29, 1841 by King Wilhelm II. Composed of 18K Gold, a white enamel cross with an oak leaf wreath in each quadrant, the obverse centre medallion presents a crowned W inscription on a green enameled field contained in a gold ring, the reverse mirrors the obverse, measures 33. 85mm (w) x 37. 62mm (h inclusive of integral suspension ring), weighs 11. 0 grams, unmarked, chips in white enamel on both obverse and