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seal embossed near top of page
hallmarked and number impressed "27438" on the reverse
Army Medal of Honor
Michael slaying a dragon - his shield reads “Quis Ut Deus” (Latin - Who [is] like God)
Nine days after arriving at Iwo Jima
Bavaria, Kingdom. A Military Commemorative Cross for 1813-1815 Archive seal embossed near top of(Militrdenkzeichen fr 1813, 1814, 1815). Instituted 4 December 1814 by King Maximilian Joseph I. (1817 1818). Constructed of bronze, on loop for suspension, the obverse bearing a central wreathed monogram of King Maximilian Joseph I, circumscribed by an inscription of "FR DIE JAHRE 1813 und 1814", the reverse bearing a central wreathed Bavarian lion rampant, circumscribed by an inscription of KNIG UND VATERLAND (KING AND FATHERLAND), unmarked,
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