Portugal, Kingdom. A Royal Military Order of Our Lord Jesus Christ, II. Class Commander, by Frederico da Costa, c.1920 visually-hidden 1855-1859 Issue

1855-1859 Issue

measuring 176 mm (w) x 118 mm (h)

the insignia affixed to a base in silver with red and white enamels

Footnote: The Type G Oxygen Mask was introduced in 1942 until 1944 when it was replaced by the Type H Oxygen Mask

original ribbon with pinback marked "SPINK & SON Ltd"

Portugal, Kingdom. A Royal Military Order of Our Lord Jesus Christ, II. Class Commander, by Frederico da Costa, c.1920 visually-hidden 1855-1859 Issue(Ordem dos Cavaleiros de Nosso Senhor Jesus Cristo). Instituted in 1319. (c. 1920 issue). A Royal Military Order of Our Lord Jesus Christ, II. Class Commander Set, consisting of: 1. The Neck Badge. Constructed of silver gilt, consisting of a Portuguese Cross with red enameled arms bearing a white enameled Latin Cross centrally, the obverse and reverse visually identical, suspended from a decorated oval suspension ring from its period original and full