clasp retains about 97% of the original bronze finish
Fearlessly leading his men on to join the forces fighting desperately to gain a beachhead
47th "Frontenac" Battalion of Infantry
measuring 60 mm (w) x 60 mm (l) x 15 mm (h)
the reverse with inscription of “DER TAPFERKEIT” (“FOR BRAVERY”) within a laurel branch wreath and above crossed standards
Bulgaria, Kingdom. An Order Of Civil Merit, Ii Class Set, C. 1935 Hold clasp retains about 97% of( IV CIII). Instituted in 1891. Type II with Imperial Crown (1908 1944). A Second Class set of insignia likely manufactured by Godet, including a badge, consisting of a silver gilt and white enamelled pisan cross with green and red enamelled oak leave clusters between each arm, the obverse medallion presents a white enamelled cypher on a red enamelled field, surrounded by the Cyrillic inscription 3 3 (For Civil Merit), the reverse medallion is flat