Czechoslovakia, Republic. An Order of the White Lion, IV Class Officer by Karnet & Kysely, in Case visually-hidden to deserving members of his

to deserving members of his entourage on the day of the Jubilee

and “CD” for “Carl Dillenius”

He was appointed the Chief Photographer of the Leningrad Soviet

the obverse is a smooth and bears a raised gilded Sig rune in the centre

the reverse centre presents a central medallion bearing the inscription OPES REGUM CORDA SUBDITORUM (THE POWER OF RULERS LIES IN THE HEARS OF THEIR SUBJECTS)

Czechoslovakia, Republic. An Order of the White Lion, IV Class Officer by Karnet & Kysely, in Case visually-hidden to deserving members of his(d Blho lva). Instituted in 1922. Civil Division. Multi piece construction, in silver gilt with red, blue and black enamels, hallmarked with the Slovak arms and fronted by a "3" (900 silver, the hallmark used between 1929 and 1942), marked "900" (silver) and maker marked "KK" (Karnet & Kysel of Prague) on the ring, measuring 44. 8 mm (w) x 64. 4 mm (h) inclusive of its crossed palms and wreath suspension, weighs 31. 72 grams, worn on original ribbon