Tunisia. An Order of Glory Grand Cordon Badge & Star visually-hidden landscapes

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measuring 126 mm (w) x 172 mm (h))

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Royal Canadian Mounted Police was discharged and invalided to pension

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Tunisia. An Order of Glory Grand Cordon Badge & Star visually-hidden landscapesInstituted in 1835. Badge, ten pointed star, alternate arms enamelled red and green, with chiselled rays between the arms, centre medallion shows Arabic monogram for the 22nd Bey of Tunisia Muhammad V an Nasir IV, inclusive of bow suspension 90 mm (h) x 63 mm (w), on multi striped Grand Cordon sash, near mint condition. Breast Star ten pointed star in silver, centre medallion shows Arabic monogram, reverse vertical pinback, 89. 6 mm, very fine