Brazil, First Republic. An Order Of The Rose, Dignitary's Star, By G. Wolfers, C.1900 Auction 1910 and awarded to those

1910 and awarded to those who assisted in relief efforts or who raised funds or made donations towards the recovery of the area

Intramuros would be secured and in American hands by the end of the day on February 24th

with a bronze Canada General Service collar tab representing a cap badge affixed to the front

on a 57 mm long needle pin

number engraved "12800" on the edge of the arm at 9 o'clock

Brazil, First Republic. An Order Of The Rose, Dignitary's Star, By G. Wolfers, C.1900 Auction 1910 and awarded to those(Imperial Ordem da Rosa). Instituted on 17 October 1829. A large Senhor star in silver gilt, with a finely enamelled white star, with ball finials, affixed to base with three rivets, with three pink enamelled roses on green laurels in each quadrant, (Inspired by the motifs of roses that adorned the dress of Amlie of Leuchtenberg, wife of Emperor Pedro I), obverse centre exhibiting the hand chiseled cypher of Pedro I, blue enamelled surround with Motto