Bulgaria, Kingdom. An Order of Military Merit, I Class Star, c.1915 Newly Listed s wear (as WWII badges

s wear (as WWII badges were not allowed for wear) naval Destroyer Badge

demonstrating age-appropriate creasing throughout

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The decoration commemorates Cienfuegos’s legacy as one of the Revolution’s most charismatic military leaders

Bulgaria, Kingdom. An Order of Military Merit, I Class Star, c.1915 Newly Listed s wear (as WWII badges( ). Instituted May 18th, 1900. Of typical Austrian manufacture, a large eight point star, a four point silver base with clusters of smooth rays, with four silver gilt rays adhered to the silver base by rivets on the reverse, the obverse medallion features a red enamelled cross with swords piercing the center, the medallion features the monogram of its founder, Ferdinand I of Bulgaria, surrounded by a ring of green enamels inscribed , the reverse