Orders Decorations And Insignia Military And Civil With the History And Roman
Orders Decorations And Insignia Military And Civil With the History And Roman
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Michael and St. George, but without the prongs with which that buckle is provided. All the Portuguese decorations have this slide on the ribbon. Commanders and Grand Officers wear a star on the left breast, that of the Commander being silver, of the Grand Officers gold; they do not wear Ipadges sus- pended from ribbons, this again is a unique feature. Knights Grand Cross follow the usual custom of other countries, wearing the badge from a broad ribbon over the right shoulder, and the star of th...e Grand Officer on the left breast. Portuguese service ribbons are very large, y^ inch in length, and provided with the same gold sHde, the class in the order being shown by rosettes placed on the slide, commencing with a small rosette ^ inch in diameter, 146 for Officers, and gradually increasing in size to a ^-inch one for Grand Cross. (Plate 15. ) There is no rosette on the slide of the Chevalier. When in campaign uniform small service ribbons are worn, without slides or rosettes. In civilian clothes a small silk cord of the colour of the order can be worn in the lapel buttonhole by Chevaliers, and rosettes of the proper size by the higher classes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Michael and St. George, but without the prongs with which that buckle is provided. All the Portuguese decorations have this slide on the ribbon. Commanders and Grand Officers wear a star on the left breast, that of the Commander being silver, of the Grand Officers gold; they do not wear Ipadges sus- pended from ribbons, this again is a unique feature. Knights Grand Cross follow the usual custom of other countries, wearing the badge from a broad ribbon over the right shoulder, and the star of th...e Grand Officer on the left breast. Portuguese service ribbons are very large, y^ inch in length, and provided with the same gold sHde, the class in the order being shown by rosettes placed on the slide, commencing with a small rosette ^ inch in diameter, 146 for Officers, and gradually increasing in size to a ^-inch one for Grand Cross. (Plate 15. ) There is no rosette on the slide of the Chevalier. When in campaign uniform small service ribbons are worn, without slides or rosettes. In civilian clothes a small silk cord of the colour of the order can be worn in the lapel buttonhole by Chevaliers, and rosettes of the proper size by the higher classes.
What to read after Orders Decorations And Insignia Military And Civil With the History And Roman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert E Wyllie to read onlineMoreLess
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