WORLD ORDERS AND DECORATIONS 964 An Order of Leopold group of five attributed to Nurse Juliette Parmentier
BELGIUM, ORDER OF LEOPOLD I, Chevalier’s breast badge, silver, gilt and enamel; CIVIC DECORATION, 1st Class badge with swords, 1 clasp, 1914-1918, gilt and enamel; QUEEN ELIZABETH MEDAL, bronze and enamel; WAR COMMEMORATIVE MEDAL 1914 -18; VICTORY MEDAL 1918, official type 1, good very fine and better (5)
£60-80
Juliette Caroline Marie Parmentier was born in Hasselt on 16 July 1892. As a Nurse at the Civilian Hospital at St. Idesbald, she was awarded the Queen Elizabeth Medal in April 1918. Awarded the Order of Leopold on 20 November 1923 - served at Saint-Luc Infirmary Hospital and was Secretary General of the Fédération Infirm Belges. At a later date she married Mr Douhaise. With a copied photograph of Mlle. Parmentier wearing the last four of the above medals. With some copied research.
965
Belgium, ORDER OF THE CROWN, Chevalier’s breast badge, silver, gilt and enamel, in Walravens, Brussels case of issue, attributed to C. Katterfeldt, Belgian Consul at Hamburg
DEPORTEES CROSS 1914-18, attributed to Emile Heeren
KING ALBERT COMMEMORATIVE MEDAL 1909-34; with associated dress miniature medal; U.F.A.C. VETERAN’S MEDAL 1940-45, attributed to Premier Sergeant-Major Louis A. Masset, Belgian Army INDUSTRIAL DECORATION, 1st and 2nd Classes, bilingual, enamelled, in card boxes of issue, attributed to Urbain Cloes KING ALBERT COMMEMORATIVE MEDAL 1909-34 attributed to Roger L. Hamptiaux LAUREATE FOR WORK, gilt and enamel, on ribbon, attributed to Auguste Gichumm, good very fine and better (9) £160-200
Order to Katterfeldt with papers (4) 1911-14 and envelope. Decoration to Emile Heeren with stained and damaged award document. Medals to Masset with Warrants (2) for the rank of Premier Sergeant-Major, dated 1935 and 1937; and award documents for the two medals.
Medals to Cloes with award documents (2) dated 1947 and 1949. Medal to Hamptiaux with award document, dated 1963, in damaged envelope from the Ministry of National Defence to ‘Monsieur Hamptiaux Roger, Rue Hauzeur 5, Angleur’.
Laureate to Auguste Gichumm of Anderlecht, master tailor, with award document dated 19 December 1956. 966 An Order of Leopold II group of five attributed to Adolphe Manandise, 1st Regiment Chasseurs a Cheval
BELGIUM, ORDER OF LEOPOLD II, Chevalier’s breast badge, silver and enamel, with silver ‘A’ palm on ribbon; CROIX DE GUERRE, ‘A’ cypher, with bronze ‘A’ palm on ribbon; YSER MEDAL 1914; WAR COMMEMORATIVE MEDAL 1914-18; VICTORY MEDAL 1918, official type 1, very fine and better (5)
£50-70 With award documents (fragile and stained) for the Order of Leopold II and the Yser Medal. Both awards were issued posthumously. 967 A Great War group of four to a member of the Belgian Expeditionary Corps who served in Russia
ORDER OF LEOPOLD II, Chevalier’s breast badge, unilingual, enamelled, with ‘A’ palm on ribbon, enamel damage; CROIX DE GUERRE, ‘A’ cypher, with ‘A’ palm on ribbon; WAR COMMEMORATIVE MEDAL 1914-18, with the rare enamelled ‘1916 R 1917’ (Russian) bar, four service bars, enamelled war wound cross and crown emblem; VICTORY MEDAL 1918, official type 1, mounted as worn, nearly very fine and better (5)
£90-120 968 A Belgian Great War group of six
CROIX DE GUERRE, ‘A’ cypher reverse, bronze ‘A’ palm on ribbon; ORDER OF LEOPOLD II, gilt medal; YSER MEDAL 1914; WAR COMMEMORATIVE MEDAL 1914-18, with 2 front-line service bars; VICTORY MEDAL 1918, official type 1; ACADEMIC PALMS, gilt, very fine (6)
£50-70 969
BELGIAN CERTIFICATE to M. Albert Dascher Boisseré, Administrator in Charge of Agriculture in Persia, granting permission to receive and wear the Persian Order of the Lion and Sun, 2nd Class, dated 13 December 1903; together with another letter to Dascher, from the Treasury-General of Persia, dated 5 October 1913, confirming the award of the Order of the Lion and Sun 1st Class with red sash; together with another letter from the Treasury-General Office in Arabic script, good condition (3)
£20-30 970
Brazil, Empire, ORDER OF PEDRO I, Knight’s breast badge, 59 x 30mm., silver-gilt and enamel, lacking obverse and reverse inscriptions, n.r., enamel damage and repair, very fine, scarce
£800-1000
971
Canada, CANADIAN CONFEDERATION MEDAL 1867-1992 (James MacDonald) mounted as worn; ‘BCV’ CROSS, unnamed, with ribbon, extremely fine (2)
£50-70
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