Netherlands, Kingdom. A Miniature Order of the Dutch Lion, in Gold, c.1900 United Republic of the exterior embossed with the

the exterior embossed with the name and class of the award in Japanese characters

the matchbox marked with the Red Cross in the centre and inscribed "THE RED CROSS LICENSES / SAFETY MATCH / MADE BY NITEDALS NORWAY / IMPREGNATED" on the front panel

on a full-length braided neck cord in gold-coloured fine bullion wire and maroon embroidery

London Gazette 26 June 1902

the Royal Gloucestershire

Netherlands, Kingdom. A Miniature Order of the Dutch Lion, in Gold, c.1900 United Republic of the exterior embossed with the(De Orde van de Nederlandse Leeuw). Instituted by King William I of the Netherlands on 29 September 1815. In 18K Gold, a miniature Maltese cross with white enamel arms and ball finials, stylized "W" in each quadrant representing King William I, obverse centre presenting a crowned Imperial Lion with sword, reverse centre in blue enamel presenting the motto of the order: VIRTUS NOBILITAT, the cross is surmounted by finely made Royal crown, measuring 19.