Egypt, Republic. An Order Of The Republic, Type I, Grand Officer With Case, By Z. Fuchs Archive A tombac die stamped zinc

A tombac die stamped zinc alloy

the right end of the belt folded over and stitched in place and housing the buckle

there is a silver bullion Six Month Service Stripe on the left forearm sleeve

Footnote: This order first came into prominence in 1881 when Emir Mozafaffer-Ed-Din-Khan presented Alexander II with the Grand Cross of the order

Egypt, Republic. An Order Of The Republic, Type I, Grand Officer With Case, By Z. Fuchs Archive A tombac die stamped zincInstituted 1953. Type I (1953 1972). Of national manufacture, an extraordinary sash badge in silver consisting of a faceted multi rayed five pointed star with hand chiseled details, superimposing by an enameled blue silver gilt five armed cross with wearing symbols of the Lilies in each arm, with quadrants featuring an interlaced enameled deep blue ring with ornamental patterns in gilt, the obverse centre with a circular red medallion featuring Arabic