Original Dutch WWII Order of the Orange Lanyard as Awarded to U.S. Paratroopers for Operation Market Garden ERA It features a crude 7¾”

It features a crude 7¾” blade with a 2½” crossguard

As part of the Childers Reforms in 1881

showing wear from service and what looks to have been a refinish at some point

which does not interfere with sheathing the bayonet

Included with the drum is a photocopied image of Bolles in his G

Original Dutch WWII Order of the Orange Lanyard as Awarded to U.S. Paratroopers for Operation Market Garden ERA It features a crude 7¾”Original Items. Very Few Available. We are offering a small selection of original WWII Dutch issue Order of the Orange, which were awarded to U. S. Paratroopers for participation in Operation Market Garden. In order to wear the Orange Lanyard, the unit must first be accepted into the Military Order of William, a chivalric order established in 1815. Afterward, individuals who were a part of that unit during the time of acceptance may wear the brightly