Thailand, Kingdom. A Cased Most Noble Order of the Crown of Thailand, Type III, V. Class for Dames, c. 1945 Hold but the second to receive

but the second to receive papal approval

standing upon a pedestal bearing a plaque with the Latin inscription "S

Schubert was promoted to First Lieutenant on August 18

a small piece torn from the upper right corner on the inside front cover endpaper

served at Wolseley Barracks cell block

Thailand, Kingdom. A Cased Most Noble Order of the Crown of Thailand, Type III, V. Class for Dames, c. 1945 Hold but the second to receive(Khrueang Ratcha itsariyaphon An Mi Kiattiyot Ying Mongkut Thai). Instituted December 29th, 1869. Constructed of silver, featuring an eight pointed star with an outer faceted ring, the obverse with a central blue enameled medallion bearing the Thai crown that is surrounded by a ring of red enamels, the reverse with a central circular medallion bearing a Thai character surrounded by a red ring of enamels, suspended from a gilded Thai crown suspension