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ALL GOLD CROSS OF BRIGADES OF THE ORDER OF THE SAVIOR
Greek Military Medal, order of the redeemer, Officer’s gold cross, 4th class with full original ribbon.
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Otto Prince of Bavaria 1836 Medal Lange MS64 BN NGC
Greek bronze Medal, for the prince of Bavaria Otto, dated 1832 (1836), engraved by Konrad Lange, Ms64 BN NGC.
King Otto in young age (as a prince) receiving the Crown of Greece in 1832. Obv. Prince Otto facing right and the inscription OTTO PRINCE OF BAVARIA. Rev. A commitee of representatives , possibly heroes of Greek revolution, offer the Crown of Greece to young Prince Otto, lettering :KING OF SALEM (JERUSALEM) MEANS KING OF PEACE – MUNICH 3.OCT.1832.
One of the 12 medals created in 1836 by the German artist Konrad Lange (1809-1856). They depict moments and symbolic representations of the 1821 struggle for independence, figures of Greek chieftains who pioneered the national liberation struggle, governor Ioannis Kapodistrias and the first kings.
