Bavaria. An Order Of Military Merit, Miniature Officer’s Cross In Gold With Flames certificate_of_authenticity defending it from both tribal

defending it from both tribal uprisings and attempts by Syria to occupy and annex it

Nice patina with only small surfaces scratches

earning him the WWI trio

original old ribbon

He joined the CEF on 22nd September 1914 having previously served in the 91st A & S Highlanders

Bavaria. An Order Of Military Merit, Miniature Officer’s Cross In Gold With Flames certificate_of_authenticity defending it from both tribalAn extremely fine quality example of a Bavarian Order of Military Merit Officers Cross (Bayerische Militrverdienstorden Offizierkreuz) miniature pendant; a golden Maltese cross with four arms in blue enamels; the obverse with a central black enameled medallion bearing a gold crowned cipher of King Ludwig III within a white enameled border in the form of a buckled belt with gold letters reading Merenti (Latin Merit); with a crown soldered atop the