Portugal, Kingdom. A Military Order Of The Tower And Sword, Grand Collar Chain, By J. A. Da Costa, C.1890 Hold 291 killed

291 killed

the receipt never signed and returned to the government)

Contained within fitted Garrard & Co case

Hauptmann in 15th Motorised Grenadier Regiment   Footnote: All Knight's Cross Recipient Photographs originate from a single & extremely large collection acquired by eMedals in 2008

In the front center of the cap is a machine embroidered

Portugal, Kingdom. A Military Order Of The Tower And Sword, Grand Collar Chain, By J. A. Da Costa, C.1890 Hold 291 killedType III, 1832 1901. An impressive collar composed of 20 tower links, each meticulously individually hand etched and detailed, together with associated connecting links, in silver gilt with white, green, and blue enamels, key circular link marked J. A. Da Costa, Lisbon on reverse, total length of 81 cm, accompanied by Grand Collar Badge in silver gilt, exhibiting a five pointed white enameled star with green enameled laurels, centre in silver gilt