taras

A little bit of British DNA

Of course most of these 'clones' are well known and well explainable, but anyway:

Britain - Uganda - Malawi

Nice finds Taras

Thank you Nick

Kingdom of Belgium - South Kasai, separatist state of Congo (Leopoldville), 1961

Kingdom of Italy - Minas-Gerais, Brazilian state

USSR - Russian Federation - Republic of Armenia

The order Freedom Fighter “Adem Jashari”

Order of Republic Montenegro

Order of Montenegrin Grand Star

Order of Montenegrin Banner

I found an interesting and comprehensive link

http://narodne-novine.nn.hr/clanci/sluzbeni/2009_09_106_2701.html

The text of the regulations is only in Croatian. But the pics&docs are understandable

I can't remember where this pic came to me from, but I think it's Venezuelan. Does anybody have any ideas on this point?

Ilja

The 'bee' on the Silver Star is a nice touch. Is it a reference to the glories of Napoleon and his empire, or does it have specific significance to Ghana?

Peter

The similar bee is on the order of the Social merit of Dahomey (later Benin). Also francophone, BTW.

Serbian order of St. Sava vs. Spain Order of Charles III

Neck badges

Obverses

I think this isn't the end. Spain - Sweden - Serbia.

And one of my favorite couples:

Napoleonic Kingdom of Spain (circa 1810) - Senegal (1960)

States of Louisiana and Mississippi - Tomsk oblast (Russia)

Pkistan-United Arab Emirates

OK, here I am again:)

Bhutan-Sikkim

A pic is too small. It seems to be AGNUS DEI

By the way, much more "civilized" and "Western" Scanderbeg's icone (from Italian medieval painting) has been chosen for the current version of the Albanian order

I have only the pic of the order "Hero i Kosovёs" (from Wikipedia)

A regulation approved by Kosovo's president

Rregullore_per_Dekorata-_Final_07_maj_2012_Anglisht.pdf

http://www.president-ksgov.net/?page=2,18

Britain-Poland

Saudi Arabia-Burma

Montenegro-Denmark-Austria

France-South Vietnam-Togo

Britain-Afghanistan

The odd twins: Prussian and Hawaiian orders of the Crown (the end of the 20th century)

Oh boy Of course - 19th century...