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Brunswick, House Order Of Henry The Lion Auction Archive which had been bombed in

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Duotone board — mint brief on the left, coral-folded detail sheet on the right.

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which had been bombed in Malta harbour

the maker's name having been smudged but appears to read "Steiner & Kede G

where she joined the 7th Submarine Flotilla at Rothesay for Anti-Submarine Training with newly commissioned Escort ships

Duke of Wellington again (1903)

He was listed Stoker First Class on DTBR

Brunswick, House Order Of Henry The Lion Auction Archive which had been bombed in1834 1918 Grand Commander? s Star Second Class, in silver, silver gilt, center medallion in gold and enamels. Star measures 72x72mm, marked on reverse "900 S" (F. Siebrecht). Very fine quality star, excellent details, enamels without imperfections, extremely fine condition. In all 523 awarded. Rare. OEK586

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