The Austrian Decoration of honor for Services to the Republic of Austria was established in 1922 and was for outstanding service to Austria by a native Austrian or foreigner. This example includes the Breast Star with red and white enamel and a central Austrian eagle. CONDITION: light wear overall. 2) The Portuguese Red Cross 4th Class Dedication Medal was established in 1921 and recognized distinguished service to the Portuguese Red Cross. This example has a red enameled cross with a white enameled central disk topped by a red and white ribbon. CONDITION: light wear with a slightly faded ribbon. 3) The British Most Venerable Order of Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem was established in 1888 by Queen Victoria and is thought to be the oldest chivalric order tracing its roots to 1099 and the Crusaders in Jerusalem. Today it is awarded for service to humanity through various health organizations. This example includes the Neck order with a white edged black ribbon. CONDITION: light wear with a tiny chip on the enamel. 4) The Austrian or International Order of the Knights of Malta founded in 1099 in the Holy Land by Crusaders. Today it is awarded for service to humanity through various health organizations. This example includes the Neck order with a red ribbon. CONDITION: light wear overall. 5) The Chilean Order of Merit Commander grade was established in 1906 by President German Riesco and is only awarded to foreign military personnel who provide meritorious service to Chilean officials. This example includes the Neck Order with the original issue case by E. Hours of Santiago. CONDITION: light wear overall with some rubbing to the case. (02-25828-8/BF). $500-800.