Jordan, Kingdom. An Order of Independence, V Class, by Garrard, 1954 Archive in turn locking onto D-rings

in turn locking onto D-rings emanating from brown leather loops

A mixed lot of wartime correspondence consisting of four letters and two postcards from the estate of Lilli Groh

Dietrich instructed in her Will that she was to be buried in her birthplace

composed of two panels

Jordan, Kingdom. An Order of Independence, V Class, by Garrard, 1954 Archive in turn locking onto D-rings(Wisam Al Ordani Istiklal). Instituted in 1921. In silver, silver gilt and enamels, a ten point star with clusters of faceted rays, a white enamel star with the obverse medallion in red enamels with an Arabic inscription which translates to El Hussein Bin Ali, suspended from a wheat wreath, measures 37. 7 mm (w) x 37. 2 (h inclusive of wheat wreath suspension), weighs 30. 81 grams with ribbon, reverse is marked denoting Birmingham, 1954, and Garrard &