A 1936 Xi Berlin Summer Olympic Games Automobile Grill Plate Auction factory pined to ribbon on

factory pined to ribbon on reverse)

disembarking the United Kingdom on September 13

on lemon yellow base

It was made a permanent distinction only in October 1898 and rewards both clergy and lay persons for outstanding service to the Pontiff or the Catholic Church

A 1936 Xi Berlin Summer Olympic Games Automobile Grill Plate Auction factory pined to ribbon onBronze gilt with white enamels, maker marked "WILH. DEUMER LDENSCHEID" on the reverse, illustrating the Brandenburg Gate, inscribed "1936" on the gate's lintel and "XI. OLYMPIADE BERLIN" at its base, rings on either side of its base for attachment to the grill of an automobile, with the five conjoined rings insignia of the Olympic Games below the gate, 72 mm x 76. 5 mm, intact enamels, extremely fine.