Belgium, Kingdom. An Order of Leopold I, Grand Cross Set, Civil Division, by F. Heremans, c. 1915 Hold named after the Prime Minister

named after the Prime Minister

where he was posted to the Central Ontario Regimental Depot and admitted to the Military Hospital at Hampstead N

marked “Brandenburg” and numbered “163 “ on the reverse

Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve was transferred to the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve in the rank of Temporary Lieutenant with seniority of November 24

award for Zealous service

Belgium, Kingdom. An Order of Leopold I, Grand Cross Set, Civil Division, by F. Heremans, c. 1915 Hold named after the Prime Minister(Ordre de Lopold Leopoldsorde). Instituted on August 3rd, 1832. A fine jeweler quality example of an Order of Leopold I, Grand Cross Set, consisting of: 1. The Breast Star. A silver eight pointed star with multi faceted surfaces, the obverse with a circular central black enameled medallion bearing a leftward facing crowned rampant lion in gilt, surrounded by a ring of red enamels inscribed LUnion Fait La Force in gilded capitalized lettering, the