Greece, Kingdom. A Scarce First Type Cased Order of the Phoenix, I. Class Commander Set, by Arthus Bertrand, c. 1930 visually-hidden mounted to a trapezoid suspension

mounted to a trapezoid suspension with swing bar pinback

the 12 o’clock arm topped by an integral loop accommodating an intricate Gold and enameled suspension device consisting of a fleur-de-lis suspended from the mouth of a double-sided lion’s head

constructed of red silk

and 50th Jubilee of the Proclamation of Independence from the Ottoman Empire Commemorative Medal 1877-1927 (silver

Greece, Kingdom. A Scarce First Type Cased Order of the Phoenix, I. Class Commander Set, by Arthus Bertrand, c. 1930 visually-hidden mounted to a trapezoid suspension( ). Instituted May 13th, 1926. (Type I: 1926 1935). A scarce first type cased Order of the Phoenix, I. Class Commander Set, consisting of: 1. The Grand Officer Breast Star. An eight pointed silver star consisting of seven rays per arm with a beautifully detailed Phoenix in gilt superimposed centrally on the star, the reverse is plain, with three visible rivets holding the Phoenix to the badge, with a tall barrel hinge, banjo style vertical pinback,