Nicaragua, Republic. A Miniature of the Order of Saint John of Greytown, in 18kt Gold, c. 1860 Auction Archive there is a chip to

there is a chip to the enamel of the three o’clock arm of the front cross

each constructed of orange wool with buckram cores and bearing dual machine-embroidered silver aluminum wire insignia on the obverse both unmarked and measuring 40 mm (w) x 70 mm (l)

The document is signed in blue pencil crayon by Major Walter Liebing (1912–1998)

Accompanied by a CD containing twenty-three pages with copies of his Index Cards

surrounded by the inscription "Braunschweig Seinen Kriegern / Quatrebras und Waterloo" (Brunswick to her Warriors / Quatre Bras and Waterloo)

Nicaragua, Republic. A Miniature of the Order of Saint John of Greytown, in 18kt Gold, c. 1860 Auction Archive there is a chip to(Orden de San Juan de Nicaragua). Instituted on May 1, 1857. Constructed of 18kt Yellow Gold and multi coloured enamels, consisting of an eight pointed star with ball finials and a green enameled laurel wreath in the quadrants between the arms of the cross, the central medallion bearing a star in Gold (representing a bow with crossed firing cannons) on a circular blue enameled field, with a secondary laurel wreath encircling the medallion, suspended