Bavaria, Kingdom. A Royal Merit Order Of St. Michael, Second Class Cross In Gold, By Gebrüder Hemmerle, C.1890 Hold the obverse inscribed “Für Kriegshilfsdienst”

the obverse inscribed “Für Kriegshilfsdienst” (For War Aid)

Unfortunately there is no information about his life after this point

took part in an amphibious landing at Salonika in November

and in overall mint condition

This is a late delivery clock

Bavaria, Kingdom. A Royal Merit Order Of St. Michael, Second Class Cross In Gold, By Gebrüder Hemmerle, C.1890 Hold the obverse inscribed “Für Kriegshilfsdienst”1837 1918 Issue. (Bayerisch Kniglicher Verdienstorden vom Heiligen Michael Kreuz 2. Klasse). A hollow gold cross pattee with dark blue enameled arms; the obverse with an oval gold disc depicting St. Michael slaying a dragon his shield reads Quis Ut Deus (Latin Who [is] like God?); the reverse with a round gold disc, inscribed Virtuti (Latin Virtue); suspended from a hollow swivel crown suspension, with a horizontally pierced ball and broad loop for