of silver gilt with black and red enamels
including a German Labour Front (DAF) Winter Sports Day 1942 badge
continual attacks by the Canadian 4th and Polish 1st Armoured Divisions managed to force a crossing of the Laison River
unmarked screwback
Shortly after the German forces had pushed into Russian territory
Bulgaria, Kingdom. An Order Of Bravery, Iv Class, I Grade 1915-1917 Hold of silver gilt with black, . Instituted on April 29 1880 by Alexander I. In bronze gilt, a red enamelled Maltese cross with crossed swords piercing the center, the 12 oclock arm bears the date 1915 and the 6 oclock arm reads 1917, the obverse medallion presents a crowned rampant lion surrounded by a white ring inscribed , the reverse presents a single vertical pin assembly, measures 48mm (w) x 47. 4mm (h), weighs 22. 5 grams, small hairline cracks in white enamel, dark patina