Bavaria, Kingdom. A Royal Merit Order Of St. Michael, Second Class Cross In Gold, By Gebrüder Hemmerle, C.1890 Hold took part in an amphibious

took part in an amphibious landing at Salonika in November

awards and documents in generally fine to very fine condition

along with contact marks evident on both the obverse and reverse

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