Denmark, Kingdom. A Rare Order Of The Dannebrog, Grand Cross Badge, By P.kurtz, C.1760 Auction Saavedra promised the assistance of

Saavedra promised the assistance of the Spanish navy to protect the French merchant fleet

marked with logo of maker Karl Wurster

The first bracelets were made by Carol Bates (Brown) and come in various finishes

the reverse with a similar eight-pointed gold star of sun rays featuring a royal blue enamel medallion with a gold crown cipher of Prince Adolf Georg of Schaumburg-Lippe

when he received his orders to proceed overseas to France with the Canadian Corps Signal Company

Denmark, Kingdom. A Rare Order Of The Dannebrog, Grand Cross Badge, By P.kurtz, C.1760 Auction Saavedra promised the assistance ofInstituted 12 October 1671 by Christian V. (1746 1766 issue). An early badge and typical quality for the period, in silver, consisting of a Latin Cross with red and white enameled arms, the obverse with 14 glass jewels, the reverse with a central monogram of Frederick V topped by a royal crown, on loop with suspension ring, unmarked however exhibiting the manufacturing characteristics of the Danish royal goldsmith Poul (Paul) Kurtz, measuring 45. 32