Portugal, Kingdom. An Order of Christ, Grand Officer’s Set by Federico Da Costa Hold the obverse consisting of a

the obverse consisting of a Tyr run

and situated above a banner bearing an inscription of “IN TREUE FEST” (“STEADFAST IN LOYALTY”)

to cross to the south bank of the Chateauguay

425 Squadron until June 1943 when he was transferred to No

Portugal, Kingdom. An Order of Christ, Grand Officer’s Set by Federico Da Costa Hold the obverse consisting of a(Ordem Militar de Cristo). Instituted in 1917. In silver gilt, a large red enamelled cross with white center, reverse mirrors the obverse, suspended from a floral patterned loop and worn on a full length red neck ribbon, measures 42. 8 mm (w) x 65. 1 mm (h), weighs 29. 5 grams, reverse of the loop has been handscratched 28 5 56, enamels intact, in better than extremely fine condition. The Star, featuring smooth silver rays with angled tips, the