Bulgaria, Kingdom. An Order Of St. Alexander, Iii Class Commander, C.1910 Auction Medal 1941 (in silvered and

Medal 1941 (in silvered and gilt metal

his Naval Pay Book Medical and Dental Record and Identity Book (issued on February 8

He was killed 14 February 1945 and was posthumously promoted to Oberleutnant der Reserve and on 24 February 1945 he received Oak Leaves

minor green enamel flaking

1919 in New Salem

Bulgaria, Kingdom. An Order Of St. Alexander, Iii Class Commander, C.1910 Auction Medal 1941 (in silvered and" ". Instituted in 1881. Type II with Imperial Crown. Ferdinand I issue (1908 1918). In silver with red, white and green enamels, marked in German "SILBER" (silver) in two locations on the ring, measuring 50. 5 mm (w) x 94 mm (h) inclusive of its crown suspension, on its full length original neck ribbon, the point missing on the right side of the crown, intact enamels, near extremely fine. Footnote: The Order of St. Alexander was the second highest