Sweden, Kingdom. An Order Of The Sword, I Class Knight In Gold, By C.f Carlman, C.1960 GTRexclude Saskatchewan when he signed his

Saskatchewan when he signed his Particulars of Recruit Drafted Under Military Service Act 1917 Paper as a Private (4090210)

They are in some ways comparable to "holy medals" in Catholicism

the obverse centre presents an oval medallion displaying the right-facing head of King Ludwig in profile

The pommel features a circular bronze Swasitka on both sides

he was appointed Acting Sergeant on October 22

Sweden, Kingdom. An Order Of The Sword, I Class Knight In Gold, By C.f Carlman, C.1960 GTRexclude Saskatchewan when he signed his(Kungliga Svrdsordens). Instituted in 1749. Type II (1772 1975). In 18K Gold, a white enamel Maltese cross with ball finials, with a large crown between each arm, two blue enamelled crossed swords sit atop the cross, surmounted by a crown suspension with white enamelled tips and white, red and green enamel detailing across the band, the obverse centerpiece bears a blue enamel field with three crowns surrounding a sword, the reverse center piece also