Bulgaria, Kingdom. An Order Of Military Merit, Ii Class Star With Swords & War Decoration, C.1915 Auction He was previously excluded from

He was previously excluded from active service because of his health and having previously served in 1914 to 1915 in a light infantry battalion

the leather experiencing mild crazing and wear from active use

It is framed in a thick chocolate-coloured oak frame

the edge in inscribed “AUS EROBERTEM GESCHUETZ” (“From captured cannon”)

Bulgaria, Kingdom. An Order Of Military Merit, Ii Class Star With Swords & War Decoration, C.1915 Auction He was previously excluded fromInstituted in 1900. Insignia in bronze gilt with red, white and green enamels, mounted to a silvered bronze four pointed star base, each side with eight rays emanating from the centre between the star points, stamped "15" on the underside of the pin beside the hinge, measuring 95 mm (w) x 95 mm (h), vertical pinback. Footnote: The Order of Military Merit was instituted in May 1900 by Prince Ferdinand I and awarded to military officers for bravery or