An Order Of The Great Priority St. John And Malta; Commander Hold Very minor enamel chipping to

Very minor enamel chipping to two tips of the arms

dated April 30

in France and served mainly in supervising locating and disposal of mines and booby traps

mounted as worn German style: Iron Cross 1914 2nd

s dismissal

An Order Of The Great Priority St. John And Malta; Commander Hold Very minor enamel chipping toAn Order of the Great Priority St. John and Malta; Commander Two piece construction, silver gilt with white and black enamels, maker marked "SPENCER LONDON" and "R. S" (R. Spencer), hallmarked with an anchor (made in Birmingham), a British lion and dated marked "D" on the reverse, 54 mm x 62. 5 mm, on full length neck ribbon, intact enmaels, better than extremely fine.