Chile, Republic. An Order of Merit, Grand Cross Set, I Class, c.1950 visually-hidden the four corners bearing a

the four corners bearing a finely-detailed etched inscription of “WORLD WAR 1914-1918”

The boards are secured in place with machine stitching at the outer edge and with pebbled magnetic metal buttons on the inner edge

and bears an intact Reichszeugmeisterei (RZM) label with a maker’s code of “15” and a secondary code of “117782”

surrounding an engraved inscription reading “DEM BESTENS SCHÜTZEN DER LANDJAGEREIBEAMTEN DES KREISES 1933” (“TO THE BEST MARKSMEN OF THE LANDJÄGER (GENDARMERIE) SERVICE OF THE DISTRICT 1933”)

both plates of the black synthetic grip are firmly held in place by two magnetic rivets

Chile, Republic. An Order of Merit, Grand Cross Set, I Class, c.1950 visually-hidden the four corners bearing a(Orden del Mrito). Instituted September 4th, 1906. Type V. (C. 1950 issue). A cased Order of Merit Grand Cross set, consisting of: 1. A Grand Cross Breast Star (Type V), Constructed of silver gilt, consisting of a white enameled 5 pointed star with ball finals, with eight sun rays emanating from the center, and with a laurel wreath in the quadrants in between the arms of the cross, the obverse with a central medallion with the Chilean coat of arms,