Null Military Merit Order, 4th Class, 2nd pattern, 1933 - 1944
Cross 4th Class …

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Military Merit Order, 4th Class, 2nd pattern, 1933 - 1944 Cross 4th Class with war decoration, surmounted by the angular tsarist crown with pendilia flying off, non-ferrous metal-gilt and enamel, without hallmarks, on original ready made triangle ribbon of the Military Order for Bravery. The rosette is missing as so often with this type of ribbon. In red award case with imprinted monogram "B III" for Tsar Boris III and correct order and class designation and the high oval wreath for the war decoration. Specimen clearly from the Second World War. Condition: II +

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Military Merit Order, 4th Class, 2nd pattern, 1933 - 1944 Cross 4th Class with war decoration, surmounted by the angular tsarist crown with pendilia flying off, non-ferrous metal-gilt and enamel, without hallmarks, on original ready made triangle ribbon of the Military Order for Bravery. The rosette is missing as so often with this type of ribbon. In red award case with imprinted monogram "B III" for Tsar Boris III and correct order and class designation and the high oval wreath for the war decoration. Specimen clearly from the Second World War. Condition: II +

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