Mexico, Constitutional Republic. A Collar of the Imperial Order of the Mexican Eagle, Museum Exhibition Example, c. 1870 Auction Archive light creases
Description
light creases
four of which are included with this group
His father had died by 1940 and his mother had remarried
stamped with issue number “6446”
either on the ground or in flight
Mexico, Constitutional Republic. A Collar of the Imperial Order of the Mexican Eagle, Museum Exhibition Example, c. 1870 Auction Archive light creases(Orden Imperial del guila Mexicana). Instituted by Emperor Maximilian I of Mexico in 1865, unofficially abolished in 1867. A fine quality example of a Museum Exhibition Example of jeweler quality, constructed of gilded silver and green enamels, consisting of ten links depicting a Mexican Eagle with a snake clutched by its beak and talons sitting on a green enameled cactus, as well as ten links depicting the crowned Royal Cypher of Maximilian I of
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