Thailand, Kingdom. A Cased Most Noble Order of the Crown of Thailand, II. Class Grand Officer Set, Second Pattern c. 1940 certificate_of_authenticity situated above a banner bearing

situated above a banner bearing an inscription of “VIRIBUS UNITIS” (“WITH UNITED FORCES”) and a date of “1914”

It is printed in four-colour inks

at his own request on April 10

with belt buckle constructed of one-piece die struck aluminum

This type of ribbon ring is consistent with examples found on early 19th Century Orders of French manufacture

Thailand, Kingdom. A Cased Most Noble Order of the Crown of Thailand, II. Class Grand Officer Set, Second Pattern c. 1940 certificate_of_authenticity situated above a banner bearing(Khrueang Ratcha itsariyaphon An Mi Kiattiyot Ying Mongkut Thai). Instituted December 29th, 1869. (Second Pattern c. 1940 issue). A cased Most Noble Order of the Crown of Thailand, II. Class Grand Officer Set, consisting of: 1. A breast star, crafted of silver, consisting of an eight armed star with scaled surfaces with three diamond shaped laurels in each quadrant, the obverse centre presenting a silver gilt Thai Crown on blue enameled background and