Vietnam - French Protectorate (Indochina): Imperial
Order of the Dragon of Annam, Officer's Star.
The Order was instituted in 1886, by Dong-Khanh,
Emperor of Vietnam, in 5 classes. It was awarded
for exceptional services of both military and civil
nature. It became a French Colonial Order in 1896
and was awarded ever since jointly by the Emperor
and the French President for services to France,
the French colonial government, or the Emperor
and also to French citizens who meritoriously
served in Indochina for a minimum of 10 years.
The award of the Officer's Star required a minimum
staying of 8 years at the grade of the Knight.
The last award was recorded in 1945 and the Order
was officially discontinued in 1950.
This is an Interwar era example, on ribbon that
denotes award by the French President.
FULL SIZE
post WW1 1918 - Interwar era
Item 100% original - ribbon original
Condition as on the photos
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