Laos, French Protectorate. A Million Elephants And The White Parasol Order, Officer, C.1928 Auction The crest is surrounded by
Description
The crest is surrounded by a very intricate laurel wreath with multiple-coloured leaves and gold-coloured bullion wire to form the veins
the Invasion of Crete
with characteristic eagle suspension with an uncrowned eagle clutching a snake in talons
/ June 5th
" Major Wilmot Hagerty Broughall
Laos, French Protectorate. A Million Elephants And The White Parasol Order, Officer, C.1928 Auction The crest is surrounded byOfficer Class Instituted Nov. 20, 1927. Of French manufacture, in silver gilt a with the characteristic Laos tri elephant design in white and red enamels, crowned with red enameled ribbon suspension, measuring 34 mm (w) x 60 mm (h inclusive of horizontally pierced ball suspension), on ornate red and yellow ribbon with officer's rosette, near mint. This offering is a part of the "Dr. Albert Goodwin Collection", a preeminent assemblage of world Orders,
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