Order of Sons of St. George - 1918 Hallmarked 10K Filled Gold Suspension bar at top reads "P.W.P." and main portion of medal reads "Honi Soit Qui Mal Y Pense" in the blue enamel portion around St. George slaying the dragon. The Order of Sons of St. George was a secret fraternal society founded in Scranton, Pennsylvania, in 1871. The order was made up of English males and their descendants. Members were required to be first, second, or third-generation Englishmen. They were also expected to believe in a supreme being, have a high regard for the Bible, and be loyal to America. The society’s rituals were based on the story and martyrdom of St. George. In 1936, the society converted to a fraternal benefit society, and the name was changed to St. George Fraternal Insurance Society. Height-113mm Width-54mm Weight-40grams Medal comes with not genuine box but matching the times Fast insured shipping from UK