Netherlands, Kingdom. An Order Of The Dutch Lion, Commander In Gold, C.1890 Newly Listed the reverse bearing a raised

the reverse bearing a raised inscription of “FUER KUNST UND WISSENSCHAFT” (“FOR ART AND SCIENCE”)

An extremely well-preserved Reich Labour Service (RAD) EM/NCO’s M43 field cap

(circa 1939 issue)

By the end of the war

Netherlands, Kingdom. An Order Of The Dutch Lion, Commander In Gold, C.1890 Newly Listed the reverse bearing a raised(De Orde van de Nederlandse Leeuw). Instituted by King William I of the Netherlands on 29 September 1815. Of high quality manufacture in Gold, consisting of a ball tipped enameled white Maltese cross, featuring finely stylized cypher "W" (for King William I) in each quadrant, the obverse presents a central etched crowned Imperial Lion with sword in Gold, the reverse centre with an enameled blue medallion and motto Virtus Nobilitat, the badge is