Greece, Kingdom. An Order of the Phoenix, I Class Commander's Badge, c.1960 Province of China Helmet exterior exhibits no dings

Helmet exterior exhibits no dings or dents with majority of field paint remaining as well as some rough sand texture

a very nice worn example

It was for his efforts in the rank of Commanding General at Camp Lee that he was awarded the Legion of Merit

presenting as a Maltese cross

132 Squadron RAF

Greece, Kingdom. An Order of the Phoenix, I Class Commander's Badge, c.1960 Province of China Helmet exterior exhibits no dings( ). Instituted May 13th, 1926. (Type II: King Paul Model 1947 64) Neck badge of the order consisting of a four armed cross constructed of bronze gilt with white enameled arms, the 12 o'clock arm of the cross with gilt star, and bearing a large Phoenix in gilt superimposed centrally on the cross, on a fixed loop and large swivel ring for suspension from its full length period original neck ribbon, unmarked, measuring 57. 22 mm (w) x 84. 78 mm (h