Syria, French Protectorate. An Order Of Civil Merit, Iv Class Officer, By Arthus Bertrand, C.1930 Hold -Frauenschaft Leaders Badge - in

-Frauenschaft Leaders Badge  - in bronze gilt and enamels

One is bronze

The cuff of each sleeve is rolled up to a depth of 154 mm and held securely in place by a single piece of stitching at the rear of the sleeve

The inside has two olive green embroidered pull-on straps sewn on either side

1940 by Vickers Armstrong of Newcastle upon Tyne and constructed in consort with Parsons engine works

Syria, French Protectorate. An Order Of Civil Merit, Iv Class Officer, By Arthus Bertrand, C.1930 Hold -Frauenschaft Leaders Badge - in(Arabic: ). (French: Ordre du Mrite). Instituted on 1926. Type I. (1926 19563 Issue). In silver gilt, featuring a white enameled star composed of arrow points, a green stylized floral overlay with ornate gatherings in each quadrant, reverse referencing ""Service to the state or to the 'Arab cause'"" in Arabic script, maker marked by ""ARTHUS BERTRAND"" and marked ""DPOS"" (Deposit), measuring 39 mm (w) x 63 mm (h inclusive of laurel integral