Bavaria, Kingdom. A Military Commemorative Cross for 1813-1815 GTRexclude one Wireless Air Gunner (WAG)

one Wireless Air Gunner (WAG)

he led a party under excessively heavy fire in front of the trenches to bring in an officer who had been severely wounded

Worn by Bulgarian observers during WW II but also awarded to German Luftwaffe observers serving with Bulgarian airmen

marked "Echt Fiber-Tschako" (Real Fibre Shako) and the size stamping scratched out

A 1923-24 Schlageter Badge

Bavaria, Kingdom. A Military Commemorative Cross for 1813-1815 GTRexclude one Wireless Air Gunner (WAG)(Militrdenkzeichen fr 1813, 1814, 1815). Instituted 4 December 1814 by King Maximilian Joseph I. (1817 1818). Constructed of bronze, on loop for suspension, the obverse bearing a central wreathed monogram of King Maximilian Joseph I, circumscribed by an inscription of "FR DIE JAHRE 1813 und 1814", the reverse bearing a central wreathed Bavarian lion rampant, circumscribed by an inscription of KNIG UND VATERLAND (KING AND FATHERLAND), unmarked,