Netherlands, Kingdom. An Order of the House of Orange, Grand Cross Set visually-hidden three British Painted Wood Figure

three British Painted Wood Figure Badges (one Air Force

one of which is pinched: and Collar Badge Pair: in browning brass

with his parents on either side of the newly wedded couple

Accompanied by his CEF Particulars of Service from Public Archives Canada

and Delhi Durbar Medal 1911 (silver: 9294 CPL

Netherlands, Kingdom. An Order of the House of Orange, Grand Cross Set visually-hidden three British Painted Wood Figure(Je Maintiendrai). Instituted 19th March 1905 by Queen Wilhelmina. In silver, cross in dark orange enamel, circled by a laurel wreath. Centre obverse shows the bugle horn, monogram of the House of Orange, surrounded by the Houses motto, Je matiendrai, reverse shows crown and inscribed W (for the Queen), on its original orange ribbon, in original case, very fine condition. Footnote: The Order of the House of Orange was established by Queen Wilhelmina