Military Merit Cross, II Class Cross (1914)
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SKU: 02.MSW.0109.102.01.000
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Bronze gilt, 40.5 mm, original ribbon, scattered spotting, better than extremely fine.
The Cross was originally founded by Grand Duke Friedrich Franz II and was conferred upon military personnel, regardless of rank, for demonstrating bravery during specific military campaigns and wars.
The Type IX Crosses were conferred to reward meritorious service rendered during the First World War.
The 1914 Military Merit Cross was conferred for both combat and non-combat related merit.
The Combat ribbon was light blue, with purple and green stripes along each exterior edge.
The Non-Combat ribbon was red, with green and light blue stripes along each exterior edge.
The II Class Cross (1914) was also awarded to women, and it was worn on a bow ribbon, with a red centre, and green and white stripes along each exterior edge.
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