Serbia, Kingdom. An Order of the White Eagle, IV. Class, Type II, c. 1920 Auction period look

period look

Glauner stayed in Neuengamme until July of 1944 when he was transferred to concentration camp Sachsenhausen (north of Berlin)

in turn overlaid by a central anchor and black enameled Iron Cross

It is unmarked with the exception of a black ink size mark of “57” stamped onto the crown

Serbia, Kingdom. An Order of the White Eagle, IV. Class, Type II, c. 1920 Auction period look(Orden Belog Orla). Instituted January 23rd, 1883. Type II 1903 1941, (c. 1920 issue). Constructed of silver gilt, consisting of a double headed eagle in white enamel, the obverse with an oval shield with a red enameled background and a white enameled cross, the reverse with a similar central red enameled medallion dated 1882 in gilt, the top of the award with a ribbon in blue enamels, suspended from a hollow swivel crown, pierced ball suspension, and