Bavaria, Kingdom. A Military Medical Order, with Case, c. 1930 Hold In silver gilt and red

In silver gilt and red enameling

The mindset of the city's defenders was further altered by the different attitude the local population had toward them as they fought on home soil for the first time

two dagger hangers were hooked onto two identical metal slides with a 38 mm diameter circular front plate bearing the impression of a lion’s head

dated 21 October 1959 and closing with Dönitz’s handwritten signature

Bavaria, Kingdom. A Military Medical Order, with Case, c. 1930 Hold In silver gilt and red(Silbernes Militr Sanittsehrenzeichen). Instituted 8 November 1812 by King Maximilian I Joseph. (1871 1918 issue). Constructed of silver, on loop for suspension, the obverse bearing a raised and leftward facing profile of King Maximilian I Joseph, circumscribed by name and title in Latin, the reverse bearing a wreathed inscription of OB MILITES INTER PROELIA ET ARTE ET VIRTUTE SERVATOS (FOR RESCUE CARRIED OUT WITH SKILL AND COURAGE IN WAR), the