Royal Victorian Order To Countess Wava Armfelt Newly Listed catch period re-soldered

catch period re-soldered

leadership and resource shown in towing a damaged and deserted cased-petrol ship clear of the fires which had broken out after a heavy enemy air raid on the Port of Bari on the night of 2nd/3rd December 1943

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Royal Victorian Order To Countess Wava Armfelt Newly Listed catch period re-solderedRoyal Victorian Order C. V. O., Lady's Commander Silver, gilt and enamels, numbered "L. 82" on the reverse, 51m x 51. 8 mm, on bow tied Ladies' ribbon, missing pin on its pinback, intact enamels, extremely fine. In its hardshelled case of issue, marked "C. V. O." on the lid, maker marked "COLLINGWOOD OF CONDUIT ST. LTD." on the inside lid, slotted green velvetine medal bed, case also extremely fine. Footnote: This order was awarded to Countess Wava