Order of Agricultural Merit, Type II, Knight's Cross
SKU: 01.ROM.0114.205.01
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History
The Order of Agricultural Merit was established by King Carol II in 1932 but was suppressed in 1947 after the abolition of the Romanian monarchy. It was reinstated in 2000 following the collapse of the communist regime and is currently conferred upon Romanian citizens and foreigners in recognition of meritorious service in the field of agriculture.
There was a limit of 1000 members in the Knight grade from 1932-1947, and there is a current limit of 5400 members.
There are three versions of the Knight. The first features the monogram of King Carol II and the second features the monogram of King Mihai I. The third version features the national crest of Romania and a reverse inscription that translates to “Agricultural Merit.”
There may be additional versions of the Knight that differ in size and composition due to a variety of manufacturers.
The other version is listed in the Orders of Romania (1990-). See also the Medal of Agricultural Merit (ROM144) in the Medals & Decorations of the Kingdom of Romania (1881-1947) and Romania (1990-) for the medal that was created alongside this Order.
Versions
$925 USD
Silver/Enamelled
Obv: MI
43mm
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