Saxony, Kingdom. An Albrecht Order, Ii Class Knight’s Cross, C.1910 Newly Listed behind the two outer pockets

behind the two outer pockets on each pouch

MacDonald of Preeceville

Scuffing evident on the reverse but does not affect the naming

Issued 1925

and copies of three Canadian Active Service Force papers (confirming his awarding of the Commander of the Order of the British Empire

Saxony, Kingdom. An Albrecht Order, Ii Class Knight’s Cross, C.1910 Newly Listed behind the two outer pockets(Albrecht Orden, Komturkreuz mit Schwertern). Instituted 1850 by King Friedrich August II of Saxony. Constructed of silver gilt with multi coloured enamels, consisting of a white enameled Christ Cross with gilded borders joined through the arms by a green and red enamel laurel wreath, the obverse presenting with a central medallion composed of a gilt relief of Duke Albrecht III of Saxony inside a blue enameled ring bearing the Orders Motto of ALBERTUS