Sweden, Kingdom. A Most Noble Order Of The Seraphim, I Class Grand Cross Sash Auction Archive ED was mentioned in recognition

ED was mentioned in recognition of gallant and distinguished service in North West Europe by the King

He is acknowledged as having served 140 days Temporary Duty as of September 30

the sides and underside in black wool

as mentioned in the Supplement to the London Gazette 30882 of Tuesday

inscribed “1923”

Sweden, Kingdom. A Most Noble Order Of The Seraphim, I Class Grand Cross Sash Auction Archive ED was mentioned in recognition(Kungliga Serafimerorden). Instituted in 1748. An early to mid 20th Century sash, fabricated from silk, incorporating a decorative moir pattern, with a sky blue field throughout, a band sewn in place near the bottom end for the placement of the badge, measuring 104 mm wide x 520 mm in length, intact stitching, lightly soiled, near extremely fine. Footnote: The Most Noble Order of the Seraphim was instituted on February 23, 1748 by King Frederick I. It