Bulgaria, Kingdom. An Order Of St. Alexander, Iv Class Officer With Crown, C.1910 GTRexclude approximately 50% of the original

approximately 50% of the original gilding remaining

with a period original ribbon - with glue residue on the ribbon from previous collector’s mounting

He was the third highest-ranking German officer to be tried at Nuremberg

serving from November 14

There is a 43 mm (w) x 54 mm (h) Field Marshal's insignia sewn in place on the left side

Bulgaria, Kingdom. An Order Of St. Alexander, Iv Class Officer With Crown, C.1910 GTRexclude approximately 50% of the original( " "). Instituted in 1881. Type II with Imperial Crown. In bronze gilt with red, white and green enamels, measuring 39. 5 mm (w) x 72. 5 mm (h) inclusive of its Imperial crown suspension, chipping evident in the red jewel at the base of the crown on the obverse, otherwise the enamels are intact, large rosette on its original triangular ribbon with hook and eye, near extremely fine. Footnote: The Order of St Alexander was the second highest Bulgarian