An Order Of San Marino, Commander In Gold, Civil Division, Type I Archive a 1928 War Memorial Unveiling

a 1928 War Memorial Unveiling at Offenhausen badge

and 70 mm x 80 mm folded

mounted to a vaulted brass base

He is listed on the 1901 Census as being a resident of North Cayuga

the reverse with inscription “PRINCEPS MUSARUM SACERDOS” (“THE MUSES ARE THE SACRED RULERS”)

An Order Of San Marino, Commander In Gold, Civil Division, Type I Archive a 1928 War Memorial Unveiling(Civil and Military Equestrian Order of Saint Marinus) In 14K Gold with blue and white enamels, weighing 26 grams, marked ""585"" (14K) on the loop, portrait of San Marino on the obverse, coat of arms on the reverse, 53. 3 mm (w) x 78 mm (h) inclusive of its crown suspension, on its original full length neck ribbon, spotting evident on the white enamelled arms, the enamels intact throughout, extremely fine. In fine leather bound case of issue, minor