Syria, Republic. An Order of Devotion, I Class for Bravery visually-hidden type II as defined by

type II as defined by the lack of inscriptions on the arms and the two stripes on the ribbon

At about 4 a

forcing the Japanese to incarcerate the prisoners elsewhere

with seven rows of tightly wrapped brass wire in the creases of the grip

the reverse semi-hollow

Syria, Republic. An Order of Devotion, I Class for Bravery visually-hidden type II as defined byInstituted July 4, 1953. In silver and enamels, featuring a large five point star encircled by a thin wreath denoting bravery, the reverse with a central Arabic inscription, measures 50 mm (w) x 69. 2 mm (h), marked 925 denoting silver fineness, worn on original neck ribbon 52. 73 grams, light wear to finish, enamels intact, a scarce decoration in very fine condition.