AUCTION VIII

Instituted in the year 1930 and awarded to regiments that celebrated 40 years of existence and to officers who served in the army for that period. Bre

The Cross was instituted by Royal decree No 1744, on July 8th, 1918, to reward the military and civil services during the War of National Reintegratio

Breast Badge, bronze, on averse King's Ferdinand I cipher, on reverse the years 1916-1918, with original ribbon and one bar SIBERIA (the mountin...

Instituted by High Decree, in the year 1903, for to reward the services of the Police in the maintenance of public order and security. During the Seco

Instituted on May 5th, 1939, by Carol II, in connection with the celebration of 100th anniversary of the birth of King Carol I. The medal, in one clas

Instituted on November 22nd, 1912, by King Carol I, to reward the merit in commerce and industry. The medal had three classes, gold, silver and bronze

Instituted on October 2nd, 1898, by King Carol I, initially in two classes, to reward the primary school teachers, extended in the year 1900 to the se

Instituted by King Ferdinand I, on April 9th, 1918. Bronze, in the form of a wreath of laurel leaves to the left side, and oak leaves to the right, in

Instituted on May 10th, 1929, by the Crown Council, under the same regulation which founded the Order "Ferdinand I", confered only to Romani

Breast Badge, bronze gilt, on averse Queen Maria's portrait and inscription "Maria Queen of Romania", on reverse the devise "Per ...

Breast Badge, bronze gilt, in the form of a repeated Queen Maria Cross, on averse "The Society Princess Maria" with ribbon of the Order &a...

Breast Badge, bronze, on averse "SPM" for "The Society Princess Maria ", crown and the "Queen Maria Cross" decoration on

Commemorative medal, instituted on August 16th, 1933, by Carol II, the 50th anniversary celebration of building the Peles Castle , the summer residenc

Instituted on November 1934 for the recognition of personal services to the Sovereign, for military and civil, in three classes, which could be awarde

Instituted on July 22nd, 1906 by King Carol I, in three classes. For awarding merits in the pastoral duties or contributions to the raising of the mor

Instituted on November 14th, 1934, in three classes, awarded until 1940, when the Civil Guard organization was closed. Royal Eagle and the initials of

Breast Badge, bronze gilt, on averse the symbol of Civil Guard, on reverse the Organization Name "Straja Tarii" and the destination of the m

Instituted on April 1st, 1942 and awarded to participants in the battles on the Eastern Front. On averse a simple wide cross, with the image of a hand

Breast Badge, bronze, with original ribbon and the silvered bar "Odesa", for participation in all the operations of the battle of Odesa. Ver

The Aiguillette, or the Fourragere, was introduced by a Royal decree, on February 10th, 1931, as a permanent symbol of the military uniforms to remind