The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 laurel wreath with a crowned monogram 'AF' in the centre. Reverse: The inscription 'FUR WERKE DER KRIEGSHILFE 1917' (For services in aiding the war) on five lines in the centre of an oval laurel wreath. The cross is fitted with a loose ring suspender and a piece of 26 mm ribbon which has five yellow and four carmine red stripes, and 1.5 mm pale blue edges.
The Grand Duke Adolf-Friedrich instituted an iron cross on 17 January 1917, for men and women, to reward special merit in work and industry of all kinds that furthered the war effort. By the end of the war the medal was being made from an aluminium-zinc alloy. This medal forms part of a collection assembled by the Memorial in the 1920s for display.
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 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 Fran
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 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
Wurttemburg Charlotte Cross. A matt silver cross treflée. Obverse: A 13 mm central medallion with the entwined initials 'CW'. Reverse: '1916' on the central medallion. The cross is fitted with a loose
Wurttemburg Wilhelm's Cross, 2nd Class. A bronze cross pattée convexed, with crossed swords between the arms. Obverse: In the central medallion a gothic 'W' within an oak leaf wreath, a crown on the t
