Austria, Imperial. An Order of the Knights of Malta, Commander Cross Neck Badge, by Rothe, c.1920 Auction Archive 1967 with the 3rd Recruit

1967 with the 3rd Recruit Training Battalion in Sydney

Nova Scotia taking place on March 8

swords in silver

without cracks or chips

Austria, Imperial. An Order of the Knights of Malta, Commander Cross Neck Badge, by Rothe, c.1920 Auction Archive 1967 with the 3rd RecruitInstituted in 1099. In Silver gilt, a maltese cross in white enamel, Habsburg eagles in each quadrant, the reverse is silver gilt with decorative arms topped by a highly decorative Imperial crown, surmounted by a trophy of arms suspension with red and white enamels, measures 51. 6 mm (w) x 125 mm (h include trophy suspension), weighs 60. 3 grams, accompanied by a full length black neck ribbon, enamel damage to the 6 and 9 oclock arms, otherwise in