the obverse panel with the text in gold-coloured bullion wire
numbered "4115"
Its members were known as "străjeri" (sentinels)
He was discharged in consequence of "being no longer physically fit for War Service"
the reverse with a central red enameled medallion inscribed “Ret og Sandhed”
Argentina, Republic. An Order of May, Commander, c.1960 Buy Now the obverse panel with the(Orden de Mayo). Instituted in 1957. A Commander, consisting of a silver gilt base, with a superimposed thirteen point star in white enamel, the obverse centerpiece in red enamel, the reverse in blue, red, and white enamel, 82. 7 mm (h) x 76. 6 mm (w), worn on the original neck ribbon, unmarked, enamels intact, light gilt wear, in extremely fine condition. Footnote: The Order of May was created as an Order of Merit by Decree No. 8506 46 of 1946. In