Bulgaria, Kingdom. A Rare Order of Bravery, III Class, I Grade Auction Archive he served as a company

he served as a company commander in the 3rd Naval Artillery Department from September 1934 to September 1937

5) A shooting qualification booklet from 1941stating that Förster is an Oberrottenführer in Gefolgschaft (Company) 6 in the same Bann and District as before

Charlottetown and Montague in Prince Edward Island

set on a 225 mm-long magnetic metal bar with horizontal pinback

with scattered signs of mothing on the red wool band

Bulgaria, Kingdom. A Rare Order of Bravery, III Class, I Grade Auction Archive he served as a company( ). Instituted in 1880. Type V with the date 1941. III Class, I Grade. In silver gilt, white enamel arms with central medallion featuring a rampant lion with the inscription with the date 1941 below, crossed swords between the arms, the reverse with a vertical pin suspension, measures 52. 2 mm (w) x 52. 4 mm (h), weighs 33. 9 grams, enamels intact, a rare decoration, unmarked but potentially of Zimmerman manufacture, extremely fine.