Egypt, Arab Republic. An Order Of Independence, III Class Case Archive slim pocket with reinforced stitched
Description
slim pocket with reinforced stitched buttoning hole and single brown flat four hole button on inner lower left side
He is also shown as a Sergeant on the 20th Regiment roll for 1871 and 1872
and its main financial backers were Berenberg Bank and H
crafted of yellow-golden machine embroidery on a gray rayon backer
including the sleeves
Egypt, Arab Republic. An Order Of Independence, III Class Case Archive slim pocket with reinforced stitched(Nishan al Istikal). Instituted in 1955. Hardshelled design on both the lid and base with a scarlet red pebbled on all sides, marked with the Royal cypher above the class designation "3" in Eastern Arabic and trimmed with an ornate border in gold coloured ink on the lid, the edges of the lid bevelled, marked "20" in handwritten ink on the bottom, inside lid lined in white satin and padded, a white fabric wrapped cardboard insert placed within the
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