Netherlands, Kingdom. Two Miniature Orders Of The Dutch Lion In Gold Republic of It completes with a belt

It completes with a belt loop

chipping evident in the red and white enamels on the eagle's shield on the obverse centrepiece and in the red enamels on the reverse centrepiece

Constructed of a black wool base with buckram core

Province of Pfalz Twenty-Five Years' Service in the Economy Badge (silvered zinc

Set into the breast flaps are four non-pleated pockets closing with straight horizontal flaps with reinforced buttonholes meeting pebbled zink buttons

Netherlands, Kingdom. Two Miniature Orders Of The Dutch Lion In Gold Republic of It completes with a belt1. (De Orde van de Nederlandse Leeuw). Instituted by King William I of the Netherlands on 29 September 1815. A finely manufactured Gold Maltese cross with white enamels and ball finials, stylized "W" in each quadrant representing King William I, obverse centre presenting a crowned Imperial Lion with sword, reverse centre in blue enamel presenting the order Motto Virtus Nobilitat, order adorned by finely made Royal crown, measuring 16. 6 mm (w) x 28. 1