Insignia of the Royal Association Het Metalen Kruis, Rotterdam branch 2nd section, founded 24 September 1857, granted the royal predicate in 1871, awarded to Captain former Commander of the civic guard in Brielle M. van der Lugt Melsert in 1873
Also known as: Draagteken van de Koninklijke vereeniging Het Metalen Kruis, afdeling Rotterdam 2e sectie, opgericht 24 september 1857, in 1871 met predicaat koninklijk, uitgereikt aan kapitein oud-commandant der schutterij te Brielle M. van der Lugt Melsert in 1873
Record status
Individual type · partial
Period
1857
Insignia of the Royal Association Het Metalen Kruis, Rotterdam branch 2nd section, founded 24 September 1857, granted the royal predicate in 1871, awarded to Captain former Commander of the civic guard in Brielle M. van der Lugt Melsert in 1873 — Rijksmuseum object KOG-S-MP-133.
Dated by the museum: 1857. Museum attribution: maker: anonymous. Material: silver (metal), textile materials. Museum description: Silver insignia, hinge with crown, eye, ring and ribbon.
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Physical characteristics
- Materials
- silver (metal) · textile materials
Identification
- Original title
- Draagteken van de Koninklijke vereeniging Het Metalen Kruis, afdeling Rotterdam 2e sectie, opgericht 24 september 1857, in 1871 met predicaat koninklijk, uitgereikt aan kapitein oud-commandant der schutterij te Brielle M. van der Lugt Melsert in 1873
- Museum object number
- KOG-S-MP-133
- Museum classification
- medal · draagteken
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