A Romanian Order Of Carol I; Commander's Cross Newly Listed by the Australians and New

by the Australians and New Zealanders at Gallipoli and in advance in France in the spring of 1917

he was taken on to the strength of the 44th (Manitoba) Battalion

" on one side and "KING EDWARD VIII ASCENDED THE THRONE 1936 - CORONATION 1937

under heavy shell fire and rifle fire he crossed about 700 yards of open ground to establish communications with troops on the right

and Wakefield

A Romanian Order Of Carol I; Commander's Cross Newly Listed by the Australians and NewA Romanian Order of Carol I; Commander's Cross in silver, silver gilt and enamels, center medallion in Gold, 65. 6mm (x88. 5mm including crown suspension), of excellent quality manufacture (unmarked, but probably by Resch, Bucharest), no chipping to enamels; above the crown are three links of the Order of Carol I collar chain, in silver gilt and enamels, tied together and around the ribbon, this being an unique arrangement, and as worn by King Carol