The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Mecklenburg-Strelitz Frederich Franz-Alexander Cross. Unnamed as issued. A silver cross pattée convex with a lined edge with scrolls on the arm ends. Obverse: The busts of Alexander and Frederich Franz facing left in the centre. Reverse: The monogram 'FAF' in the centre and a medical cross couped between each arm. On the arms is the inscription 'FUR WERKE DER / NACHSTEN / LIEBE / 15 NOV 1912' (For compassionate work). The cross is fitted with a loose ring suspender and a piece of 32 mm red ribbon which has a pale blue border with a thin central yellow stripe.
Instituted in November 1912 as an award for medical and wefare work. This medal forms part of a collection assembled by the Memorial in the 1920s for display.
Mecklenburg-Strelitz Adolf Frederich Cross. Unnamed as issued. A blackened alloy cross with short, straight sided arms that widen slightly outwards to shallow convex curved ends. Obverse: An oval laur
Mecklenburg-Strelitz Cross for Distinction in War, First Class. Unnamed as issued. A slightly convex silver cross pattée with a beaded edge line to the arms. In the centre 'FUR TAPFERKEIT' (For Braver
Mecklenburg-Strelitz Commemorative Medal. Unnamed as issued. Obverse: The initial 'AF' surmounted by a crown over '17 JUNI 1906'. Reverse: Crossed swords over 'MIT GOTT FUR KAISER, FURST UND VATERLAND
Mecklenburg-Strelitz Cross for Distinction in War, Second Class. Unnamed as issued. A silver cross pattée with a beaded edge line to the arms. Obverse: In the centre a crown over 'FA' surrounded by a
Mecklenburg-Schwerin Military Merit Cross, First Class. Unnamed as issued. Obverse: A convex cross pattée with a raised serrated edge line. 'FF' in the centre, a crown on the top arm and '1914' on the
Mecklenburg-Schwerin Military Merit Cross, Second Class. Unnamed as issued. Obverse: A cross pattée with a raised serrated edge line. 'FF' in the centre, a crown on the top arm and '1914' on the lower
