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unmarked (with award document 11
Blade exhibits moderate use
Footnote: Alexander Hutcheon was born in Dundee Scotland in November 1890 and was working as a Millwright in Brantford
the panels sewn in place via stitching at the front behind the cockade
stating that he had nine years' previous service with the United States Army
Sweden, Kingdom. An Order Of The Sword In Gold, I Class Grand Cross, C.1910 Buy Now unmarked (with award document 11(Kungliga Svrdsorden). Instituted by King Frederick I of Sweden on February 23, 1748. Type II. 1871 1919 Issue. A fine quality grand cross sash badge in Gold, consisting of a white enameled Maltese Cross in saltire (i. e. "X" shaped), with Gold crowns with enameled jewels in each quadrant, a pair of crossed Gold swords with blue enameled scabbards and downward turned blades lie across both the 12 and 6 o'clock arms, single Gold swords stand vertically