Italy, Kingdom. An Order Of The Roman Eagle, III Class Commander, Civil Division Province of China He surrendered to the US

He surrendered to the US Army on May 8

he established his permanent home in Richmond

The camp was liberated on February 14th

the obverse with a central enameled medallion in the traditional chequered pattern with a rampant gilt Bavarian lion on the obverse

The cross arms do not have ball finials

Italy, Kingdom. An Order Of The Roman Eagle, III Class Commander, Civil Division Province of China He surrendered to the USType I (1942 1943). In silver gilt with red, white, blue and green enamels, type I as designed by the crowned eagle on the obverse centrepiece, unmarked, measuring 51. 35 mm (w) x 55. 6 mm (h inclusive of its integral ring), weighs 51. 71 grams, loop suspension attached to original full length neck ribbon, left claw of eagle on obverse has been slightly damaged, along with the blue enamels below, small enamel chips to reverse arms and medallion,