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This is the Hungarian War Service Medal for WW I. Similar in purpose to the Hindenburg Cross, it was given to Austrian, Hungarian, German, and Bulgarian soldiers for their service during WW I. The decoration is silver-toned and measures 1 ½” in diameter. The decoration is attached to a white, green, and red tri-fold ribbon. It is in very fine condition.
This is the Hungarian War Service Medal for WW I. Similar in purpose to the Hindenburg Cross, it was given to Austrian, Hungarian, German, and Bulgarian soldiers for their service during WW I. The decoration is silver-toned and measures 1 ½” in diameter. The decoration is attached to a white, green, and red tri-fold ribbon. It is in very fine condition.
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This is the Hungarian War Service Medal for WW I. Similar in purpose to the Hindenburg Cross, it was given to Austrian, Hungarian, German, and Bulgarian soldiers for their service during WW I. The decoration is silver-toned and measures 1 ½” in diameter. The decoration is attached to a white, green, and red tri-fold ribbon. It is in very fine condition.
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Very high-quality Long-Service Award for an NCO with twenty-one years of service. It is a Spange over a blue and white ribbon…
BAVARIA -LONG SERVICE AWARD – NCO – TWENTY-ONE-YEARS
Very high-quality Long-Service Award for an NCO with twenty-one years of service. It is a Spange over a blue and white ribbon. The overall dimensions measure ½” x 1 ½.” The Spange has a gilt-toned finish.
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The medal is silver-toned. The obverse shows an eagle in flight. The reverse says “National Flugspende.” The medal is attached to what was normally the top half of a veteran’s association medal, which is also silver-toned. It consists of a Hohenzollern Crown with crossed swords over oak leaves. In turn, it is attached to a silk ribbon in Germany’s national colors. The attachment’s reverse displays its German manufacturer’s name. It is an interesting display of the 1912 Flugspende Medal……
GERMANY – FLUGSPENDE -1912
The German people were always being called-on to participate in various “Spenden.” Spenden were donations to various causes both before and during WW I. This is a 1912 Flugspende Medal for the support of German Aviation in 1912.
The medal is silver-toned. The obverse shows an eagle in flight. The reverse says “National Flugspende.” The medal is attached to what was normally the top half of a veteran’s association medal, which is also silver-toned. It consists of a Hohenzollern Crown with crossed swords over oak leaves. In turn, it is attached to a silk ribbon in Germany’s national colors. The attachment’s reverse displays its German manufacturer’s name. It is an interesting display of the 1912 Flugspende Medal.
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Erinnerungszeichen für Verdienstliche Leistungen im Kriegsjahre 1866 für Zivilärzte (Honor Badge for Meritorious Service in War-Year 1866 by Civilian Doctors), which was awarded during the 1866 Austro-Prussian War. It is a pinback award that measures 2″ x 1 3/4,” and is shaped like an oversized cross. Each arm boasts a caduceus, the ancient sign of a physician…
BAVARIA – HONOR BADGE -1866 – CIVILIAN DOCTORS – AUSTRO-PRUSSIAN WAR
Erinnerungszeichen für Verdienstliche Leistungen im Kriegsjahre 1866 für Zivilärzte (Honor Badge for Meritorious Service in War-Year 1866 by Civilian Doctors), which was awarded during the 1866 Austro-Prussian War. It is a pinback award that measures 2″ x 1 3/4,” and is shaped like an oversized cross. Each arm boasts a caduceus, the ancient sign of a physician. In the cross’s center is the war’s year, 1866. König Ludwig (Mad) II was Bavaria’s monarch during the conflict. It is written that he was greatly affected when he witnessed Bavarian soldiers suffering alongside their Austrian, Württembergian, and Saxon compatriots after their defeat by Prussia and her allies. In addition to the creation of this decoration, Ludwig also instituted the Military Merit Order, Military Service Cross, and the 1866 Bavarian War Honor Medal for the same war. This very rare decoration was for doctors who served Bavaria during the conflict. Only forty were created.
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