Belgium, Kingdom. An Order of Leopold II, Commander to Colonel William Frederick Holford Godson, United States Army, c. 1930 Auction Archive a French made American aviation

a French made American aviation badge of wings and propeller

measuring 16 mm (w) x 32 mm (h)

1945 at Ottawa)

The dagger complete in a pommel in the form of a nickel-silver sunwheel-style mobile swastika

topped by a German State Crown and joined together at the bottom by ribbon

Belgium, Kingdom. An Order of Leopold II, Commander to Colonel William Frederick Holford Godson, United States Army, c. 1930 Auction Archive a French made American aviation(Dutch: Orde van Leopold II, French: Ordre de Lopold II). Instituted in 1900 by King Leopold II. In silver gilt, a Maltese cross with ball finials, and wreath segments between the arms, obverse medallion with a rampant lion on a black enamel field, surrounded by a blue ring inscribed LUNION FAIT LA FORCE, the reverse medallion featuring the cypher of King Leopold, the cross is surmounted by a crown and worn on a segment of original neck ribbon in blue