Belgian order of Labor 2nd degree

Bronze, silvering, enamel. On the original tape. Good collectors condition. Established on 7-8 November 1847 by Leopold I — the youngest son of the Duke of Saxe-Coburg and had the name "The Industrial and Agricultural Decoration (later, the Labour Decoration)" (Industrial and Agricultural distinction, later, Labour mark of distinction) for long service and achievements in the industry. In 1849-1963 he was a second type of mark in two classes: gold and silver for industry, gold for the service for 30 years, silver for 25 years. In 1849-1863 gg — the third type of sign in the two classes of employees for agriculture. May 9, 1863, the sign was changed and became similar to the one awarded to the present time. The guarantee of authenticity.