Lippe-Detmold, Principality. A Rare Princely House Order, II Class Cross in Gold, c. 1900 visually-hidden without the Tudor crown

without the Tudor crown

1918 while in France

4 Stationary Hospital at Arques on June 21

Footnote: Germain Courcy is on the Medal Roll for the Military General Service Medal with the Canadian Militia

with a central red enamelled medallion bearing a silvered Hamburg coat of arms

Lippe-Detmold, Principality. A Rare Princely House Order, II Class Cross in Gold, c. 1900 visually-hidden without the Tudor crown(Frstlich Lippischer Hausorden Ehrenkreuz II. Klasse in Gold). Instituted 25 October 1869 by Prince Leopold III of Lippe Detmold and Prince Adolf I Georg of Schaumburg Lippe. (1890 1918 issue). Constructed of 18K Gold with multi coloured enamels, consisting of a Maltese Cross with white enameled arms situated within a Gold frame, the obverse overlaid by a central Gold right pointed radiant starburst, bearing a central white enameled medallion inset