Italy, Kingdom of Two Sicilies. A Royal Order of Saint Ferdinand and of Merit, Commander in Gold, c. 1805 certificate_of_authenticity with a white enameled centerpiece

with a white enameled centerpiece bearing a central red enameled Geneva Cross

Späte - Wolfgang Späte

UNDOF: Golan Heights - 1974-present (court-mounted with dual push pins

reverse illustrating a hexagon-shaped cauldron emitting a flame

the reverse with a stamped dedication to “STANDARTENF

Italy, Kingdom of Two Sicilies. A Royal Order of Saint Ferdinand and of Merit, Commander in Gold, c. 1805 certificate_of_authenticity with a white enameled centerpiece(Ordine Reale di San Ferdinando e al Merito). Instituted April 1, 1800 by Ferdinand IV, King of Naples. An extremely rare order of extremely high quality, from the Napoleonic period, in solid 18K Gold, a Commander neck badge, featuring six clusters of three smooth rays with a white enamelled Fleur de Lis in each quadrant, the obverse medallion featuring a Gold and enamelled figure of St. Ferdinand in high relief, encircled by a blue enamelled ring