Bulgaria, Kingdom. Order of Military Merit, IV Class, c. 1900 consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac the only jeweler known in

the only jeweler known in the French Indochina

and Victory Medal (440707 PTE

SCHNEIDER LÜDENSCHEID" maker mark and dated "1941"

(Wisam al'aemal aljadirat bialtaqdir / وسام الأعمال الجديرة بالتقدير)

then invalided to England aboard the Hospital Ship Anglia

Bulgaria, Kingdom. Order of Military Merit, IV Class, c. 1900 consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac the only jeweler known in( ). Instituted May 18, 1900, by Ferdinand I. Type 1. Multi piece construction in bronze gilt, cross in red enamel with Imperial crown. The centre of the cross bearing the royal monogram of its founder, Ferdinand I of Bulgaria, is surrounded by a ring in green enamel by the inscription, . Reverse shows crowned lion in gold surrounded by a ring in green enamel and the inscription, 2 1891. Triangular ribbon, extremely fine condition. Footnote: The Order