United Kingdom. A Historically Important Order Of The Garter Of The First Duke Of Wellington, Sir Arthur Wellesley certificate_of_authenticity and came to Virginia in

and came to Virginia in 1771

loose threads around edge

6 mm x 58 mm inclusive of its cherry blossom and bar suspension

the official list acknowledges that Carroll was to be issued with number 320

United Kingdom. A Historically Important Order Of The Garter Of The First Duke Of Wellington, Sir Arthur Wellesley certificate_of_authenticity and came to Virginia inA well documented and historically important K. Gs garter, as worn by Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington, and, as such, probably the only notable example of his insignia ever likely to appear on the market. The Most Noble Order of the Garter, K. G., Knights blue silk garter, the obverse presenting the embroidered motto HONI SOIT QVI MAL Y PENSE in silver bullion with a bullion border and decorative end with floral effect, and featuring a gold