Ethiopia. Two Stars Of Victory In Bronze And Silver Alloy, 1941 consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac consisting of a stylized silver

consisting of a stylized silver aluminum wire acorn with a green threaded cupule

obverse illustrating a crown surmounting the date "1916"

by the time it reached us we found ourselves utterly cut off

hallmarked on the ball suspension

France on March 2nd

Ethiopia. Two Stars Of Victory In Bronze And Silver Alloy, 1941 consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac consisting of a stylized silverInstitution Date: 1941. A large type silver alloy Star of Victory, measuring at approximately 44mm (w) x 58mm (h), on period ribbon, accompanied by the Star of Victory in bronze, unmarked, measuring at approximately 36mm (w) x 54mm (h). Footnote: This Medal was established by Emperor Haile Selassie I in 1941 after the expulsion of Italian forces from Ethiopia. It was awarded in recognition of service against the Italian invasion from 1935 1941. The