The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Wurttemburg Order of Military Merit Knights Cross (Third Class). A silver gilt, white enamelled cross pattée concave. Obverse: A white medallion with a gold laurel wreath within by a blue enamelled circle containing the inscription 'FURCHTLOS UND TREU'. Reverse: A cypher 'WR' entwined with a crown above within the same blue circle as the obverse. The cross is fitted with a loose ring suspender and a piece of 29 mm yellow ribbon which has 5 mm black side stripes near each edge.
Originally the Military Order of Carl, it became the Order of Military Merit, with three classes, in 1806. It was awarded to officers for gallantry or meritorious service. This medal forms part of a collection assembled by the Memorial in the 1920s for display.
Wurttemburg Order of the Crown, with Swords. A white enamelled Bath cross surmounted by silver crossed swords. Obverse: In the centre a crown over 'F' on a white field within a red (orange) border ins
Baden Karl Friedrich Military Order of Merit. A white enamelled Bath Cross without finials, with a green laurel wreath between the arms and surmounted by a hinged double sided crown. Obverse: A red en
Saxony Order of Albrecht, First Class Knights Cross with Swords. A white enamelled Latin cross pattée with a green enamelled oak leaf wreath and gilt crossed swords between the arms. Obverse: A white
Wurttemburg Merit Cross with Swords. A silver cross pattée convex with gold swords between the arms. Obverse: A crown over 'W' (Wilhelm) on a central disc. Reverse: 'VERDIENST *' on a central disc. Th
Bavarian Order of Military Merit, 4th Class, with Swords [Hayrisches Verdienstkreuz]. Silver Bath cross enamelled in blue, with silver flames between the arms, and crossed silver swords above to indic
Bavaria Order of Military Merit Officer's Cross Third Class. A blue enamel Maltese Cross with a flame design between the arms surmounted by crossed swords in silver gilt. Obverse: In the centre of the