Greece, Kingdom. A Rare Order of St. Olga and St. Sophia, I Class Breast Star, by Spink Province of China There is a 49

There is a 49

The class designations ""Sen'Sho"" and ""Lo'Sho"" were used to distinguish wounds suffered in battle versus wounds of a disability or non-combatant nature

In 9K Gold

This early type of cap was worn from mid-1942 until early 1944

unmarked but with the physical characteristics of manufacture by Sohni

Greece, Kingdom. A Rare Order of St. Olga and St. Sophia, I Class Breast Star, by Spink Province of China There is a 49( ). Instituted 1936. In silver, a rare female decoration, comprising a four point star of smooth rays, the obverse medallion featuring the handpainted saints Olga and Sophia, encircled by a blue ring inscribed C with a crown at 12 oclock, reverse has been altered by the recipient to incorporate a two pronged pin with locking clasp, central cartouche denotes manufacture by Spink & Son, measures 66. 7 mm (w) x 66. 7 mm (h), weighs 33. 87 grams, small