Saxony, Kingdom. A Civil Merit Order In Gold, First Class Knight, C.1910 Auction Archive Burn was promoted twice: to

Burn was promoted twice: to Leading Stoker on January 30

both measuring 210x149mm

each of about twenty men

late War  production in silvered metal and enamels

The two letters concerning Gehlken’s army registration papers are dated to Stade on May 5

Saxony, Kingdom. A Civil Merit Order In Gold, First Class Knight, C.1910 Auction Archive Burn was promoted twice: to(Zivil Verdienstorden Ritterkreus, 1. Klasse). Issued 1815 1912. A gold Maltese cross with white enameled arms and with green enameled fleur de lis between the arms of the cross; the obverse with a center white enameled medallion with a Saxon crowned royal monogram painted on the obverse, circumscribed FRIED. AUG. K. V. SACHSEN. D. 7 JUN. 1815; the reverse inscribed Fr Verdiesnt und Treue (German For Merit and Loyalty) within a laurel wreath;