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

inscribed "SZEBB JŐVŐT" above

forcing the Japanese to incarcerate the prisoners elsewhere

knotted at both ends and fastened around two pebbled silver zink buttons secured into structure of the cap

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.