Laos, French Protectorate. A Million Elephants And The White Parasol Order, Officer, C.1928 Newly Listed dab of white paint on

dab of white paint on the cover

1887 in London

This colony was one of the most valuable European colonies under the Dutch Empire's rule

Fryer was with the 8th Brigade

Accompanied by its award document presented to Lieutenant of the 13th Reserve Infantry Regiment currently stationed in the Flyer Regiment (A) 288 for an “Abzeichen für Beobachtungs-Offiziere aus Flugzeugen”

Laos, French Protectorate. A Million Elephants And The White Parasol Order, Officer, C.1928 Newly Listed dab of white paint onOfficer Class Instituted Nov. 20, 1927. Of French manufacture, in silver gilt a with the characteristic Laos tri elephant design in white and red enamels, crowned with red enameled ribbon suspension, measuring 34 mm (w) x 60 mm (h inclusive of horizontally pierced ball suspension), on ornate red and yellow ribbon with officer's rosette, near mint. This offering is a part of the "Dr. Albert Goodwin Collection", a preeminent assemblage of world Orders,