Germany, Grand Duchy Of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach. A House Order Of The White Falcon, Collar, Museum Example certificate_of_authenticity loss of most of the

loss of most of the silver coating as is usual with these badges

on loop for suspension from its period original bowtie-style black ribbon with horizontal pinback

most of whom lost their lives during the advance of the United States armed forces into Germany

000 sick and wounded to the United States

Germany, Grand Duchy Of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach. A House Order Of The White Falcon, Collar, Museum Example certificate_of_authenticity loss of most of the(Groherzoglich Schsischer Hausorden der Wachsamkeit oder vom Weien Falken). Instituted in 1732, re created in 1815. The chain houses twenty four icons, in alternating positions: twelve of which illustrate a spread winged white falcon in silver with white enamels and measure 38 mm (w) x 23. 5 mm (h) each, the other twelve illustrate the Royal monogram of Charles Alexander, Grand Duke of Saxe Weimar Eisenach in silver with green, white and red enamels