Original Romanian order; Commander grade; original ribbon
 
Country: Romania
Order: Order of the Crown of Romania (Ordinul Coroana României)
Class: Commander Cross
Period: Kingdom of Romania
Ribbon: Original neck ribbon
Dimensions approx.: 60.94 × 61.07 mm
Medal Design:
White enameled Maltese-style cross with red translucent enamel panels between the arms, surrounded by decorative openwork elements.
Central medallion features the Romanian royal crown, with the inscription “PRIN NOI INSINE – 14 MARTIE 1881” on the obverse and “10 MAIU 1881” on the reverse.
For condition, please refer to the pictures; all dimensions are approximate.
Condition:
Good original condition. Enamel shows age-related wear with visible cracks and small losses, consistent with period use. Original ribbon present, showing wear and age but complete. Metal surfaces show natural patina.
Please refer to the pictures for full condition details.
Historical and Collectible Significance:
The Order of the Crown of Romania was established in 1881 to commemorate the proclamation of the Kingdom of Romania.
Note on “10 MAIU”:
“10 MAIU” (10 May) refers to 10 May 1881, the official date of the proclamation of Romania as a kingdom and the coronation period of King Carol I. This date was one of the most important national holidays in the Kingdom of Romania.
The Commander Cross was awarded to senior officers, officials, and foreign dignitaries, making it a highly collectible grade of this historic Romanian order.
Summary:
Original Order of the Crown of Romania – Commander Cross, with original ribbon and visible period wear. A historically significant Romanian royal decoration.
Please refer to the pictures for all details and condition.