Libya, Kingdom. An Order Of Independence, I Class Star United Republic of He had been "plucked" or

He had been "plucked" or forcibly retired by the board of five rear admirals known as the Selection Board of Retirement

the reverse bearing an inscription of “FÜR ARBEIT ZUM SCHUTZE DEUTSCHLANDS” (“FOR WORK IN THE DEFENCE OF GERMANY”)

Constructed of light green rayon

Silvered magnetic die-stamped steel buckle on the right end

suspended from a 58

Libya, Kingdom. An Order Of Independence, I Class Star United Republic of He had been "plucked" or(Wissam al Istikal). Instituted 1951. A large silver star of five points with clusters of faceted rays, the obverse medallion features a five point red enamel star with the central medallion featuring a green enamel inscription in silver gilt, with a crown overlaid at 12 oclock, the reverse bears single vertical pin with dual stays, a city and date mark in Arabic marked on the base of the cartouche and the star, measures 80. 6mm (w) x 78. 5mm (h),