Egypt, Kingdom. An Order Of The Nile, Iii Class Commander Case, By Lattes Newly Listed and the remaining four destroyers

and the remaining four destroyers returned to their fleet base at Sasebo badly damaged

A Naval Wound Badge

gilding nearly completely faded/worn off

a lip that is secured via two screws

one depicting an Enlisted soldier wearing a Silver Grade Infantry Assault Badge and indeterminate Wound Badge in addition to a 1939 Iron Cross II Class ribbon

Egypt, Kingdom. An Order Of The Nile, Iii Class Commander Case, By Lattes Newly Listed and the remaining four destroyers(Nishan al Nil). Instituted in 1915. Wooded framed on both the lid and base, with a midnight blue fabric exterior, the bottom covered in a midnight blue thatched paper, the lid bearing the Royal crown and cypher, along with the Arabic numeral for "3", the inside of the lid lined in white satin and padded, a white ribbon inscribed in running script with the "Maison Lattes Le Rosen & Co. Le Caire" maker's mark in the upper left corner, with a circular