Luxembourg, Kingdom. An Order of the Oak Crown, III. Class Commander, c. 1900 GTRexclude the text on the front

the text on the front cover and spine in gold-colored ink

applying for appointment to the "Reserve of Officers

consisting of a Cross Pattée with blue enameled arms joined together through the quadrants by radiant sun rays

Bevo-woven yellow version for field cap

Luxembourg, Kingdom. An Order of the Oak Crown, III. Class Commander, c. 1900 GTRexclude the text on the front(Eechelaafkrounenuerden). Instituted December 29th, 1841 by King Wilhelm II. (c. 1900). Consisting of a Cross Patte in silver with white enameled arms, both sides feature a central green enameled medallion inscribed with a crowned W in silver gilt, surrounded by a silver ring, suspended from a pierced ball and swivel ring for suspension from its period original neck ribbon, unmarked, measuring 50. 1 mm (w) x 56. 5 mm (l), weighing 39. 22 grams.