Belgium, Kingdom. An Order Of Leopold I In Gold, Iv Class Officer, Civil Division Auction Archive the interior retaining a fully-intact

the interior retaining a fully-intact Reichszeugmeisterei (RZM) label bearing a maker’s code of “A4/37” and a secondary code of “020053”

He is buried in Wulverghem-Lindenhoek Road Military Cemetery

lid marked with Canadian Coat of Arms

Hauptsturmführer was the most commonly held SS officer rank during the Second World War

Stuttgart” on reverse

Belgium, Kingdom. An Order Of Leopold I In Gold, Iv Class Officer, Civil Division Auction Archive the interior retaining a fully-intact(Ordre de Lopold Leopoldsorde). Instituted in 1832. Type I (1832 1951). In 18K Gold with red, white, black and green enamels, weighing 26 grams inclusive of its ribbon, unmarked, type I with monogram on King Leopold I (LL RR I) on the reverse centrepiece, measuring 39 mm (w) x 65 mm (h) inclusive of its crown suspension, intact enamels, large rosette affixed to its original ribbon with hook and eye, extremely fine. Footnote: The Order of Leopold I was