Sweden, Kingdom. A Cased Order of the Sword, III. Class Commander, Type II, by C.F. Carlman, c. 1918 Hold 3 o’clock arm bearing “

3 o’clock arm bearing “ 289 M”

try to go back into the air as soon as possible

stamped with a number “92”

and ability to produce results of the highest caliber reflect great credit upon himself and the military service

then attached to the 79th Field Regiment RCA for additional training at Shilo

Sweden, Kingdom. A Cased Order of the Sword, III. Class Commander, Type II, by C.F. Carlman, c. 1918 Hold 3 o’clock arm bearing “(Kungliga Svrdsordens). Instituted February 23rd, 1748. Type II (1772 ) with Ball Finials. (c. 1918). Constructed of gilded silver, consisting of a gilded Maltese Cross in saltire (X shaped) with gilded Swedish Royal Crown in the quadrants between the arms of the cross, the obverse with a circular central blue enameled medallion bearing an upright gold sword between three gold crowns, the reverse bears a matching circular central blue enameled