A Bavarian style medal bar for 6 decorations. Three medals are still present. A bar that could easily be restored to its former glory as the decorations or medals are mounted on patented clips.Bavarian Military Merit Order, non-combatant ribbon, Luitpold Cross (present), Luitpold Medal (present), Prussia Red Eagle Order, Prussia, Crown Order and Bavarian Long Service Cross for 24 years of service (present). The reverse is terminated with red felt and needle system for wear

Blue enameled cross in gold with eagles in between each cross arm, the obverse inlaid in gold the crown and cypher “F” for Friedrich on the top cross arm, “Pour le Mérite” (“For Merit”) reads across the left arm to the right and ending on the bottom arm, the reverse presents blue-enameled cross arms and eagles between each quadrant. Hollow construction with weep holes to the sides of the cross arms. The cross features the gold oak leaf mounted on a golden suspension ring attached to the so-called baroque eyelet, with a piece of black ribbon with three silver stripes.This unmarked cross with oak leaf was either awarded right before or during the beginning of WWI. Though it is unmarked, it is undoubtedly from the shop of Wagner in Berlin.An extremely rare opportunity to acquire the most desirable type of Pour le Mérites in an unprecedented condition.The cross and oak leaf are stone mint!

1914 Iron Cross 1st Class by Deutscher Offizier-Verein. Classic three-part construction with iron core and screwback. Original paint to the core. No damage, no repairs. Not maker marked, but clearly Deutscher Offizier-Verein Cross looking at the core, the frame and the screwback. ‘800’ silver stamped on the small screw. Silver frame

German Reich, Wound Badge in matt white (silver) for three and four times wounded in the version for members of the army and colonial troops. Silver embossed. Srong patina. On transverse needle. Rare version