Bulgaria, Kingdom. An Order of Military Merit, V Class with Crown Archive the obverse with a central

the obverse with a central medallion depicting a cross

the obverse consisting of eight triplets of gilded rays with dual white enameled petals between them

A seldomly available to the market Heer Issued Cufftitle in fine gold-coloured machine woven wire threading inscribed "1936 Spanien 1939" in old style calligraphy

The book covers the embroidered and metal badges issued to the Royal Flying Corps

He was appointed Bootsmannsmaat (P

Bulgaria, Kingdom. An Order of Military Merit, V Class with Crown Archive the obverse with a central( ). Instituted May 18, 1900, by Ferdinand I. Type 1. In silver, featuring a red enameled Pisan cross, obverse centre bearing the monogram of the founder Knyaz Ferdinand, surrounded by a ring in green enamel with inscription (For Military Merit), reverse centre with Bulgarian lion, adorned by crown with internal red enameling, measures 48. 1 mm (w) x 74. 3 mm (h), enamel repairs to obverse and reverse 12 oclock arm where crown makes contact, small