Discover everything from orders of chivalry to decorations

The Ruit van Bonjol, front of a decoration from 1837 bearing the inscription ‘FOR COURAGE AND LOYALTY’; surrounding inscription: ‘THE DUTCH EAST INDIES GOVERNMENT’

Ruit van Bonjol

The bronze Medal for Valour and Loyalty, obverse, an award from 1839 bearing the inscription ‘in the name of the King for valour and loyalty in the Dutch East Indies’

Medal for Courage and Loyalty

The Silver Cross for Courage and Loyalty, obverse of the cross from 1898

Cross for Courage and Loyalty

Obverse: SENATUS POPULUSQUE SAMARANGENSIS – 1825

Semarang Medal of Honour

The East Asia Resistance Star, obverse of the 1945 decoration, a medal bearing the inscription ‘De Geest Overwint’

Resistance Heroine of East Asia

The Gold Medal for Civil Merit for Indigenous People, reverse side of the medal

Medal for Civilian Merit for Indigenous People

The Star for Loyalty and Merit, large gold medal, obverse of the decoration from 1894

Star for Loyalty and Merit, large gold star

The Star for Loyalty and Merit, small gold medal, obverse of the 1894 decoration

Star of Loyalty and Merit, small gold star

The Star of Loyalty and Merit, large silver star, obverse of the decoration from 1894

Star of Loyalty and Merit, Grand Silver Star

The Star for Loyalty and Merit, small silver star, obverse of the 1894 decoration

Star of Loyalty and Merit, silver star

The Star for Loyalty and Merit, bronze medal, obverse of the 1894 decoration

Star of Faith and Merit, bronze star

Java Medal, Medal for the War in Java, 1825–1830, military decoration, obverse

Medal for the War in Java, 1825–1830

The baton overview

These are set out clearly and in the correct order below. Please refer to the document below for a complete and structured overview.

The baton overview