The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Pour Le Merite. The highest award for individual gallantry in action. Blue enamelled Maltese Cross edged with gold, with four gold eagles between the arms of the cross. Upper arm of cross has an inlaid gold Prussian crown and 'F', the other three arms 'Pour Le Merite'. Worn suspended from the neck by a broad black ribbon with silver/white edges. The top edge of the gold suspension sector is stamped 'JG 938'.
Unknown. Part of a collection of 14 Imperial German decorations & medals obtained in Germany immediately following the 1914-18 War.
Prussian Pour Le Merite. A Maltese Cross in blue enamel, edged gold, with a golden eagle between each of the arms. Obverse: A Prussian crown over 'F' at the top, 'Pour Le Mer' across the centre, and '
Prussian Pour Le Merite. A Maltese Cross in blue enamel, edged gold, with a golden eagle between each of the arms. Obverse: A Prussian crown over 'F' at the top, 'Pour Le Mer' across the centre and 'r
Prussian Pour Le Merite Grand Cross. A Maltese Cross in blue enamel, edged in gold, with a golden eagle between each of the arms. Obverse: The bust of Frederick William III, Emperor of Prussia, facing
Pour Le Merite. A Maltese Cross in blue enamel, edged gold, with a golden eagle between each of the arms. Obverse: A Prussian crown over 'F' at the top, 'Pour Le Mer' across the centre, and 'rite' on
Medal of the Order of the Red Eagle, 4th Class, a post-September 1916 wartime economy issue, cast and enamelled in one piece. Zinc-gilt cross, with gilt crossed swords through arms. The obverse shows
Prussian War Merit Cross for Auxiliary Aid. A silver Maltese cross stamped '938' between the top and right hand arms. Obverse: A central medallion with the intertwined letters WR (Wilhelm Rex). Revers