Sweden, Kingdom. A Cased Royal Order of the Polar Star to Dottore P. Meschini, II. Class Commander, Type II, by C.F. Carlman, c. 1930 consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac 1943 for Home Leave disembarking
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Sweden, Kingdom. A Cased Royal Order of the Polar Star to Dottore P. Meschini, II. Class Commander, Type II, by C.F. Carlman, c. 1930 consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac 1943 for Home Leave disembarking 1943 for Home Leave disembarking at Durban on August 7th As stated on the dust jacket: "Published originally in 1938 as "Notes on French Ordnance" this work was printed in an extremely limited edition in typewritten form
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