Bavaria. A Royal Merit Order Of St. Michael Knight’s Cross First Class; First Pre-1887 Type Hold oxidation evident on one side

oxidation evident on one side on the exterior and throughout the inside of the cup

mounted as worn German style

Canadian Infantry on October 11 and entered the French theatre of operations in late 1916

County of Hertford Letter of Appreciation for His Participation in the Civil Defence Organization (dated January 1946

The 2nd Battalion

Bavaria. A Royal Merit Order Of St. Michael Knight’s Cross First Class; First Pre-1887 Type Hold oxidation evident on one sideA Bavarian Royal Merit Order of St. Michael Knights Cross First Class; First Type (1837 1887); in gold cross patte with blue enamels; with a center blue enameled applique with gold lettering reading Quis Ut Deus (Latin Who [is] like God?); with PFFP in gold lettering on the arms of the cross, and with gold lightning bolts between the arms; the reverse with a center blue enameled applique with gold lettering reading Virtuity (Latin Virtue); suspended