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Wednesday, 11 February 2009 12:23

The Legion Of Honor Medal

The PFA Legion of Honor Cross

The PFA Legion of Honor Cross

The design of the Legion of Honor Cross Medal was created by Druh Pawlak.

Starting clockwise, we notice the head of Mercury, a Greek and Roman god. The entire figure depicts a well-proportioned and disciplined body that is ever alert to respond. Those who are members of the Legion of Honor should always, like Mercury, be ever ready to respond to our organization's needs.

The "lamp of knowledge" is of ancient origin and provided light to scholars. Symbolically, it depicts a Falcon ever-seeking enlightenment and higher cultural learning, especially in Polish history and literature.

The crossed keys, a traditional insignia of exchequer, a keeper of property and one well versed in managing Falcon fiscal affairs with accountability and integrity.

The clasped hands, or handshake, is an expression of brotherhood and readiness to respond to aid a fellow member in need.

The "L" "H" - of course represents the Legion of Honor

The "S" "P" - Sokolstwo Polskiego = Polish Falcons

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