International. A Lot of Two Unknown Military Merit Crosses certificate_of_authenticity 1916" below and numbered "6005"

1916" below and numbered "6005" at the lower right

the number “1039” is stamped on the reverse

A second one constructed of gilded and silvered brass

He was with the 26th Infantry Battalion at the Battle of Amiens

Defence Medal (silver

International. A Lot of Two Unknown Military Merit Crosses certificate_of_authenticity 1916" below and numbered "6005"A lot of two identical unknown Military Merit Crosses, constructed of silver, consisting of a Greek Cross with crossed swords in the quadrants between the arms of the cross, the 3 oclock and 9 oclock arms decorated with a five pointed star, the obverse with a central medallion inscribed Acta Non Verba (Deeds, not words) in capitalized lettering in Latin, one cross suspended from its period original ribbon featuring a medal bar with a horizontal