Lebanon, Republic. An Order Of Merit, I Class Grand Cross Sash, C.1935 Hold arriving in England on February

arriving in England on February 6th and was taken on strength at Crowboro on the 7th

The fittings are silver plated and finished in a dark oxidized finish

remarkable deeds

they were engaged in furious hand-to-hand fighting at Sam-Hyon

and a Karabiner 98 service rifle and it’s bayonet placed diagonally across the badge

Lebanon, Republic. An Order Of Merit, I Class Grand Cross Sash, C.1935 Hold arriving in England on FebruaryInstituted in 1922. Fabricated from rayon with wide red, white and blue stripes, featuring a cedar tree in light green, dark green and brown embroidery at the mid point, large rosette at the bottom end, measuring 110 mm wide x 830 mm in length, intact stitching, lightly soiled, pinholes from previous board mounting, very fine. Footnote: The Order of Merit is a Lebanese order of merit created by decision No. 1080 on January 16, 1922, and is regulated