Egypt, Kingdom. An Order of the Nile in Gold, Commander, c.1935 consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac 3 Wing at Kinmel Park

3 Wing at Kinmel Park

including rubbing out of the scabbard inscription

Accompanied by his Carnegie Medal for Heroism (bronze

a group photo depicting a company of Chetniks posing in mountainous terrain

98” (1st Company of the Mountaineer Reserve Battalion 98)

Egypt, Kingdom. An Order of the Nile in Gold, Commander, c.1935 consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac 3 Wing at Kinmel Park(Kiladat El Nil). Instituted in 1915. Type II (1926 ). In Gold and silver, ten pointed silver star base, the obverse with a white enameled five armed star with a Gold enamelled center inscribed in blue enamels, on a Gold swivel loop and crown suspension, the reverse marked with Arabic inscription, as well as a Cairo assay mark and silver standard mark, as well as a cat (National Mark used between 1916 and 1946), and date marked F (1930 31), measuring