Hesse-Kassel. An Order Of Wilhelm, Commander’s Cross Star, Published Example C. 1858 Auction Archive Willis-O'Connor accepted eventually ended up

Willis-O'Connor accepted eventually ended up serving as Aide-de-Camp to Sir Julian Lord Byng

and "Sch" Badge (in die-stamped silvered metal

the third and fourth rows from the right end separated by a vertical slot

silver standard marked on the reverse

Hesse-Kassel. An Order Of Wilhelm, Commander’s Cross Star, Published Example C. 1858 Auction Archive Willis-O'Connor accepted eventually ended up(Wilhelm Orden, Brustern zum Kommandeurkreuz). Instituted 20 August 1851 by Elector Friedrich Wilhelm I. (1851 1866 issue). Constructed of silver and Gold, consisting of a Maltese Cross, the obverse with pebbled and ribbed arms, overlaid by a central blue enameled medallion bearing a raised Gold lion rampant, set within a circular and ribbed Gold ring, the reverse with three visible prongs securing the obverse applique in place, with a wide barrel