Both are of fine quality manufacture
including a modified Knight’s Cross of the Iron Cross with a II Class frame and core
Buckle in solid bronze on the right end
are easily identifiable by their lack of umlauts in proper places
resulting in thousands of cross-links with
Afghanistan, Kingdom. A Cased Order of the Star, I. Class. Type I. c. 1923 Newly Listed Both are of fine quality(Nishan I Astour). Instituted c. 1920. (c. 1923 issue). A breast star, constructed of silver and silver gilt, consisting of a eight rayed star with multiple rays between each point of the star, the obverse with a central medallion in silver gilt, Type I (c. 1923) depicting the State of Arms, the reverse plain with a nut where the center applique is attached to the star, with a raised hinged, vertical pinback, and broad wire catch, unmarked, measuring