Libya, Republic. An Order Of The Republic Star, I Class, c. 1960. GTRexclude the Fourth Supplement to the

the Fourth Supplement to the London Gazette 30706 of Friday

Approval of the award must be made by an officer in the grade of Colonel (O-6) or higher

She also received 2 Boffin gun mounts and a single 40mm Bofors on a twin 20mm Oerlikon-powered mounting

Three First War Prussian Medals and Awards - Merit Medal 2nd Class (silver

Order of Military Merit - Officer’s Cross with Flames and Swords (1905-1918)

Libya, Republic. An Order Of The Republic Star, I Class, c. 1960. GTRexclude the Fourth Supplement to theInstituted in 1969. In bronze and orange, maroon, white, and black enamel, pin back, 63. 6 mm, enamels intact, extremely fine. Footnote: The Order of the Republic was instituted in 1969 and was awarded to heads of state for special merit to the Republic, in two grades: I Class Badge and Breast Star; and II Class Badge. Most of the medals, orders and decorations attributed to the Qaddafi era were destroyed and burned by the new revolutionary