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It was published in 2001 by Museum Restoration Service
with ball finials on the tip of each ray
ribbon without rosette designating it as 2nd Class
- in total 65 killed and 284 wounded
published in Paris in 1899 by Berger-Levrault
Hungary, Kingdom. An Order Of Saint Stephen, Commander’s Cross, By Rothe, C.1960 Newly Listed It was published in 2001Institution Date: May 5, 1764. In silver gilt with green, white and red enamels, with a crown of St. Stephen suspension, measuring at approximately 42mm (w) x 75mm (h) and weighing 36. 9 grams, with period ribbon, in presentation case, in extremely fine condition. Footnote: This installment of the Order was re instituted in 2011, and it is a continuation of the Royal Hungarian Order of St. Stephen that was originally founded as part of the Austro
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