Norway, Kingdom. A Royal Order Of Saint Olaf In Gold, I Class Commander, By J. Tostrup Of Oslo, C.1900 United Republic of engraved with the recipient’s name

engraved with the recipient’s name - “Xaver Schneider Gattnau” on the reverse and dated “Leipzig 1909” on the obverse

a first type of North Vietnamese Para wing

(Jaanpad Sewa Padak)

Not only has he been outstandingly successful in maintaining harmony among all sorts and conditions of British correspondents but he has managed over a long period to compose the many and varied international differences inevitable in a Public Relations Organisation of the nature of that set up for the recent campaign in North-West Europe

Canada Korea Veterans Association Award of Merit Medal (in silvered metal with light blue

Norway, Kingdom. A Royal Order Of Saint Olaf In Gold, I Class Commander, By J. Tostrup Of Oslo, C.1900 United Republic of engraved with the recipient’s name(Den Kongelige Norske Sankt Olavs Orden). Instituted in 1847. Civil Division, Type I, 1873 1905 Issue. In Gold with red, white and blue enamels, of fine quality manufacture, weighing 29. 7 grams, marked "750" (Gold) and maker marked "J. T." (Jacob Tostrup of Oslo) on the reverse of the loop suspension, the badge consisting of an enameled white Maltese Cross in Gold with ball finials, featuring stylized crowned monographs "O" (for Oscar I) in each