Belgium, Kingdom. Two Orders Of Leopold I, Civil Division, Type I (1832-1951) visually-hidden but was instead used to

but was instead used to bombard coastal targets in Poland at the outbreak of the Second World War

still exhibiting the effects of Chronic Bronchitis and was declared Class 2 upon his arrival in Canada on September 11th

a blue bar across the top of the shield bearing the Cyrillic letters "П-В-Х-З" (Противовъздушна и Химимическа Защита)

1953) reigned as King of Romania from June 8

Together as well with Italian Gazette dated November 18

Belgium, Kingdom. Two Orders Of Leopold I, Civil Division, Type I (1832-1951) visually-hidden but was instead used to(Ordre de Lopold Leopoldsorde). Instituted in 1832. Includes: 1. IV Class Officer: four piece construction, in bronze gilt with red, black, white and green enamels, maker marked on the ring, monogram "LL RR" (King Leopold I) on the reverse centrepiece, measuring 40 mm (w) x 60. 5 mm (h) inclusive of its crown suspension, chipping evident in the black enamels on the obverse centrepiece, spotting present on the white enamelled arms on both sides, large