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    Posted (edited)

    Likely Saxe-Ernestine House Order [he attained grand cross rank].  In addition, he held at least :

     

    Grand Cross
    BRAZIL   Oder of Pedro I, Order of the Southern Cross, Order of the Rose 
    BELGIUM  Order of Leopold
    BULGARIA Order of St. Alexander
    FRANCE  Order of the Legion of Honor
    PORTUGAL  Order of the Tower & Sword  

    SPAIN  Order of Charles III

    TUSCANY  Order of St. Joseph

     

    A career officer in the Austro-Hungarian navy, the prince may have earned other A-H awards besides those shown in the image.  He sailed on many 'show the flag' voyages perhaps receiving other 'foreign' decorations.
     

    Edited by 922F
    spelchek
    Posted

    You are welcome, my pleasure.  I seem to recall [perhaps from the book Once a Grand Duke  by Grand Duke Alexander Mikhailovich of Russia] that he received a Russian award too.

    Posted

    thank you very much for everyone's help, I find it difficult that it is the Order of the Redeemer because in all his pictures he is using it and I don't think he would give it more importance than his other Orders.
    It might not be the Order of Saxe either, but looking at this photo there appears to be spheres at the tip of the cross (or I'm just seeing wrong), which also rules out the Greek Order.

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    Posted (edited)

    Kleine Dekoration zum Großkreuz des SEHO"s, perhaps? King Ferdinand of Bulgaria had one - with swords, of course (pic and description ex Zeige).

     

    The new shot posted above shows what could be lions, and the ribbon w

    in both pics could be a match (unlike the ribbon for the Greek order of the Redemeer, which is blue and white).

     

    Kind regards, 

    Sandro

     

    Herzoglich Sachsen-Ernestinischer Hausorden,

    Kleindekoration zum Großkreuz mit Schwertern "E" Sachsen-Coburg und Gotha aus dem Besitz des Zaren Ferdinand I. von Bulgarien. Kreuz Gold emailliert, Kreuzarme mit kleinen Chips, durchbrochene Krone, am Dreiecksband, im Verleihungsetui mit goldgeprägter Krone. Bekanntlich war die Firma Rothe in Wien der Hoflieferant des Zaren und so wurde auch diese Dekoration in Wien angefertigt. Provenienz: "Collection of King Ferdinand I. of Bulgaria", Sothebys London 1998 Los 231. 

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