Romania, Kingdom. An Administrative Official's Bicorn, C.1935 Hold Instituted by Maximilian I Joseph

Instituted by Maximilian I Joseph of Bavaria on 1 January 1806

intended to give the impression of a crusher cap

(Ordre de l'Étoile d'Anjouan) Instituted 1874 by Sultan Mohamed-Saïd-Omar

maker marked “RZM M1/36” and numbered “71420” on the reverse

37 mm (w) x 60

Romania, Kingdom. An Administrative Official's Bicorn, C.1935 Hold Instituted by Maximilian I JosephReinforced frame with a black wool exterior, both sides on the exterior and the undersides at either end trimmed in a 25 mm wide continuous strip in fine gold coloured bullion wire, two overlapping strips in blackened copper wire sewn in place on the right side and terminating with a 21 mm brass button displaying the crowned Romanian coat of arms, the strips overlying a ribbed rosette in red, yellow and blue cloth, seventeen rows of tightly wound