Luxembourg. An Order Of The Oaken Crown, Officer visually-hidden the reverse bearing an inscription

the reverse bearing an inscription of “FÜR VERDIENSTVOLLE MITARBEIT BEI DEN OLYMPISCHEN SPIELEN 1936”

on a pierced ball and swivel ring for suspension from a period original ribbon featuring a hook and loop assembly for secure attachment to a uniform

1 large page scan of Cecil Truman’s First World War Involvement

Four rows of silver threading interlaced with touches of silver bullion

maker code “M9/50”

Luxembourg. An Order Of The Oaken Crown, Officer visually-hidden the reverse bearing an inscriptionSilver gilt medal with white enamel cross, centrepiece bearing monogram on green enamel, laurels in each quadrant, measuring at 4. 30mm (w) x 45. 50mm (h) (to top of ball suspension) and weighing in at 30. 0 grams, Original ribbon, French style pin, extremely fine. Order comes with the civilian dress suit lapel boutonnire rosette. Footnote: The Order of the Oak Crown was established by Wilhelm II King of the Netherlands and Grand Duke of Luxembourg by