Order of the Crown of Thailand, 4th class Officer, 3rd period (1941 - present). Silver gilt, enamels, 37.3 mm in height incl. the eyelet, 32.3 mm in width. The medallion is in excellent condition: very attractive patina to the silver, no enamel loss visible to the naked eye. The ribbon is original, shows multiple small holes to the blue silk on the front. The back side of the ribbon is undamaged; the ribbon appears to be sound. The rosette looks wear-free.

The Most Noble Order of the Crown of Thailand was instituted in 1869 by King Rama V of The Kingdom of Siam. It is aw

Order of the Crown of Thailand, 4th class Officer, 3rd period (1941 - present). Silver gilt, enamels, 37.3 mm in height incl. the eyelet, 32.3 mm in width. The medallion is in excellent condition: very attractive patina to the silver, no enamel loss visible to the naked eye. The ribbon is original, shows multiple small holes to the blue silk on the front. The back side of the ribbon is undamaged; the ribbon appears to be sound. The rosette looks wear-free.

The Most Noble Order of the Crown of Thailand was instituted in 1869 by King Rama V of The Kingdom of Siam. It is awarded to the royal family, government employees, and foreign dignitaries for outstanding services to the Kingdom of Thailand. Type 3 was instituted in 1941 and is currently constituted.

Order of the White Elephant, 4th class Officer, 3rd period (1941 - present). Silver gilt, enamels, approx. 58 mm in height including the crown suspension, 34.5 mm in width. In excellent condition showing very attractive patina to the silver and no enamel loss visible to the naked eye. The ribbon is original, slightly frayed edges at the bottom, the rosette is free of wear.

The Most Exalted Order of the White Elephant was established in 1861 by King Rama IV of the Kingdom of Siam. It is awarded to government officials for five years of distinguished service, thus making it Thailand's most-commonly awarded order. Type 3 was instituted in 1941 and is currently constituted.

Loyal Medal for 15 Years of Service. In silver, 36.2 mm in diameter, on straight ribbon with an artfully decorated suspender. The medallion is in excellent condition, with very nice patina but no nicks, dints, or scratches to the metal. The ribbon appears to be original and wear-free, but came loose where it goes into the large suspension and may need to be repaired there.

The Medal for 15 Years of Service, aka the "Chakra Mala" medal, was instituted in 1873. "Chakra Mala" translates as "Wheel of the Crown" and signifies loyalty and commitment to the monarchy.

The suspension appears to be self-made, covered in red velvet and hand-stitched. The pin attachment on the back is about 69 mm long, and is fully functional.
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