Prussia, State. A Pour Le Mérite with Oakleaves, by Godet, c.1925 certificate_of_authenticity mint condition with extremely well

mint condition with extremely well preserved black paint and lustrous silver frame

One platoon guarded the Battalion Headquarters camp at Bessbrook

He was later promoted to Lieutenant in the Royal Garrison Artillery on April 1

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the obverse medallion features a Latin cross in Gold with a thin black enamel center

Prussia, State. A Pour Le Mérite with Oakleaves, by Godet, c.1925 certificate_of_authenticity mint condition with extremely well(Pour Le Mrite.) Instituted June 7, 1740 by King Frederick II. A very fine post war Pour Le Mrite, unmarked but typical cross by Godet, in silver gilt, a blue enamelled Maltese Cross with hand carved eagles in each quadrant, suspended from an oak leaf cluster suspension ring, measures 52. 57mm (w) x 54. 47mm (h inclusive of the extended pie shaped eyelet suspension), the oak leaf cluster measures 18. 90mm (w) x 21. 45mm (h inclusive of ring), weighs