Netherlands, Kingdom. An Order Of Orange Nassau, Knight, Civil Division, C.1920 GTRexclude putting meat on the table

putting meat on the table during the Depression

light wear and soiling overall

a rare surviving example of the type with an intact and original quillion

with the Austrian Coat of Arms on the obverse separately applied via a single rivet visible on the reverse

Netherlands, Kingdom. An Order Of Orange Nassau, Knight, Civil Division, C.1920 GTRexclude putting meat on the tableIn silver with blue and white enamels, gold centrepieces, Dutch duty marked on the integral suspension with a script letter "I" (1906 1953) used for all newly manufactured Dutch silver objects that tested below the legal standard of 833 1000 fineness, maker marked "WS" on the ring, measuring 39 mm (w) x 60. 5 mm (h) inclusive of its crown suspension, original ribbon, intact enamels, extremely fine. In its hardshelled case of issue, Royal crown on the