Luxembourg, Kingdom. An Order Of The Oaken Crown, Member, C.1900 GTRexclude 1934 after twenty-two years' service

1934 after twenty-two years' service

The hilts of modern Scottish dirks are often carved from dark colored wood such as bog oak or ebony

It was deployed in the northern pincer of the Invasion of Poland

flanked by "19" at the left and "38" at the right (1938)

Luxembourg, Kingdom. An Order Of The Oaken Crown, Member, C.1900 GTRexclude 1934 after twenty-two years' service(Ordre de la Couronne de Chene). Instituted on 29 December 1841. A silver cross patt with white enamelled arms, with oak leaves between the arms of the cross, the obverse centre bears the crowned monogram W on a green enamelled background, the reverse is identical, hallmarked SILBER on loop as well as a boars head denoting French 900 silver, post 1838, measuring 36. 90 mm (w) x 45. 07 mm (h), weighing 19. 5 grams, on loop for suspension from period