Birenda, Nepal. An Order for Democracy, I Class Grand Cross Badge, c.2002 visually-hidden the centrepiece mark between the

the centrepiece mark between the nine and twelve o’clock arms (when viewed from the obverse) with the logo of H

the reverse bearing a handwritten dedication and date of “1

Above the helmet plate are two badges prominently placed on the crest of the helmet

fourteen Personal Photographs (black and white

before the latter was suddenly seen to be on fire

Birenda, Nepal. An Order for Democracy, I Class Grand Cross Badge, c.2002 visually-hidden the centrepiece mark between theInstituted December 29, 2002 by King Gyanendra. A scarce decoration constructed of silver, silver gilt, and red enamels, consisting of sixteen silver petals with sixteen smaller gilt petals beneath, with a central gilded medallion with a gilded figure holding a scepter, surrounded by a wide band of red enamels, bearing arabesques, a Star of David, and the inscription Birendra Prajatantra Bhaskar, the reverse plain, on an affixed loop and swivel ring