Austro-Hungarian, Empire. An Royal Hungarian Order of St. Stephen, II Class Commander, c. 1995 certificate_of_authenticity In bronze gilt zinc alloy

In bronze gilt zinc alloy

that his religion was Presbyterian and that his trade was that of Farming

elevating him to the rank of Feldwebel effective 1 October 1943

the central medallion bears the left facing portrait of Carol I with crossed laurel branches underneath in a Gold ring

insignia in white metal within a circular brass disk inscribed ""NORFOLK""

Austro-Hungarian, Empire. An Royal Hungarian Order of St. Stephen, II Class Commander, c. 1995 certificate_of_authenticity In bronze gilt zinc alloy(Kniglich Ungarischer Hoher Ritterorden vom Heiligen Stephan). Instituted in 1764. Recent Manufacture in the Rothe Style. Badge with a three piece construction, in silver gilt with red, white, light green and dark green enamels, of recent manufacture, unmarked but done in the Rothe of Vienna style, the badge suspended from a crown in silver gilt, measuring 44. 1 mm (w) x 47. 7mm (h inclusive of integral ring), worn on a full length neck ribbon,