Estonia, Orthodox Church. A Bishop Platon's Order, Iii Class Knight, C.1925 Hold It is signed by Kretschmer’s

It is signed by Kretschmer’s squadron leader

on a 57 mm long knurled pin

Accompanied by a Newspaper Article (illustrating Colonel William Randolph Winslow's widow

it was reorganized and re-designated the 118

at the end of the American Revolutionary War

Estonia, Orthodox Church. A Bishop Platon's Order, Iii Class Knight, C.1925 Hold It is signed by Kretschmer’sInstituted in 1924 by the Estonian Apostolic Orthodox Church to honor for services. In silver, consisting of St. Andrews cross in blue enamel, with clusters of rays in each quadrant, obverse centre featuring a silver Apostolic Orthodox Church Bishop's miter, with a "P" at the foot both lower cross arms denoting Platon, reverse displaying a plain concave field, unmarked however likley manufactured by Roman Tavast, measuring 36 mm (w) x 59 mm (h