Discover everything from orders of chivalry to decorations

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

The silver De Ruyter medal, obverse of the 1907 medal bearing the inscription M.AZ. DE RUYTER, 1607 24 March 1907

The De Ruyter Medal

Silver Medal of Appreciation ‘SIBI BENEFACIT QUI BENEFACIT AMICO’ from 1940–1945, obverse: Second World War award

Medal of Appreciation

Dutch Customs Medal of Merit, gold star, front of the medal

Dutch Customs Medal of Honour

The Amsterdam Reward Medal 1815, obverse of a military decoration from 1815 bearing the inscription ‘Veldtogt’

Amsterdam Commemorative Medal, 1815

The Brussels 1815 Medal, a military decoration from 1815; the obverse bears the inscription ‘MAGIST. BRUX. CIVIB. SUIS OB ASSERT. URB. SECUR.’

Medal for Brussels 1815

The Gelderland Commemorative Medal 1815, ribbon from the military decoration of 1815, medal

Gelderland Commemorative Medal, 1815

The Rotterdam 1815 Commemorative Medal, obverse, a military decoration from 1815. Medal bearing the inscription ‘1815 voluntary mobilisation in Rotterdam’

Rotterdam Commemorative Medal, 1815

The Commemorative Medal of the Volunteer Hunters of the Utrecht Students 1815, obverse of a military decoration bearing the inscription ‘COMPANY OF VOLUNTEER HUNTERS OF THE UTRECHT STUDENTS’

Commemorative medal of the Utrecht Students’ Volunteer Rifle Corps, 1815

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The baton overview

<p>Presented clearly and in the correct order below. Please refer to the document below for a complete and structured overview.</p>

The baton overview