Lebanon - National Order of the Cedar, Commander Cross (Type II, 1943)
- Official Name: وسام الأرز الوطني (Ordre National du Cèdre)
- Country: Lebanon
- Class: Commander Cross
- Type: Type II (1943)
- Established: 31 December 1936 (Regulated by Decree-Law 122, 12 June 1959)
- Awarded for: Great services rendered to Lebanon, acts of courage, devotion of great moral value, and years in public service.
Design & Features
- Dimensions: 61.92 mm x 59.34 mm
- Material: Bronze gilt with enamel details
- Obverse:
- A white enamel Maltese-style cross with green enamel cedar trees between the arms.
- Central medallion with a golden border, featuring the Lebanese flag at the center.
- The wreath of laurel surrounding the medallion symbolizes victory and honor.
- Reverse:
- Features a red enamel Arabic inscription in the central medallion.
- The inscription is the official seal of Lebanon.
- Suspension:
- Laurel leaf embellishment at the top, symbolizing peace and strength.
- A long suspension loop designed for neck-wear.
- Condition Notes:
- Neck ribbon is missing.
- Enamel chipping is present on the Lebanese flag and cedar trees (please refer to pictures).
Historical Context
- The Order of the Cedar is one of Lebanon’s highest honors, awarded by the President of the Republic.
- It is given to citizens and foreign dignitaries for exceptional contributions in public service, arts, diplomacy, military service, and humanitarian work.
- The Commander Class is third in prestige, following the Grand Cross and Grand Officer.
Lebanon - National Order of the Cedar, Commander Cross (Type II, 1943)
375,00$Fiyat