An Egyptian Order Of The Nile (Nishan-Al-Nil) Grand Cordon Set By Lattes Of Cairo Archive Footnote: Alexander Wood Mitchell was

Footnote: Alexander Wood Mitchell was born in Scotland in 1897 and was working as a printer in Toronto before enlisting in February 1916

their true original recipient was determined to be this British chaplain

Cannes had been liberated on August 25th and on August 26th

rare badge

clasp retains nearly 100% of original finish

An Egyptian Order Of The Nile (Nishan-Al-Nil) Grand Cordon Set By Lattes Of Cairo Archive Footnote: Alexander Wood Mitchell wasSash Badge: four piece construction, silver with blue and white enamelled insignia, mounted to a ten pointed star base, maker marked "LATTES" on the reverse cartouche, 62. 7 mm x 95 mm inclusive of its crown suspension, without sash; and Breast Star: five piece construction, silver with blue and white enamelled insignia, mounted to a ten pointed star base, maker marked "LATTES" on the reverse cartouche, 78. 3 mm x 80. 5 mm, vertical pinback flanked by