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Bavaria, Kingdom. A Merit Order Miniature Group, by Godet with Case

Item: G31141

Bavaria, Kingdom. A Merit Order Miniature Group, by Godet with Case

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Bavaria, Kingdom. A Merit Order Miniature Group, by Godet with Case

Imperial: Wound Badge, Black Grade (blackened silver, maker marked "GODET BERLIN" and marked "938" (silver) on the reverse, 13 mm x 16 mm); Bavaria: Prince Regent Luitpold Medal 1905 (bronze, 13.7 mm x 17.3 mm); Third Reich: Faithful Service Decoration, 2nd Class Cross for Twenty-Five Years' Service (silvered silver with black enamels, 15 mm); Imperial: Hindenburg Cross (bronze, 14 mm); Bavaria: Military Merit Order, 4th Class Cross with Swords (silver with blue, white and black enamels, 16 mm x 18 mm); and Prussia: Iron Cross 2nd Class (silver with black enamels, 14.7 mm). Mounted to a chain with dual strands of wheat links, a 34.2 mm stickpin on the left end and a gilt button hole attachment maker marked "Godet Berlin" on the right end, intact enamels, scattered silvering wear on the IC and on the FSD, near extremely fine. In their box of issue, maker marked "J. Godet & Sohn Hof-Juwelieres Berlin W" on the inside lid, deep navy velvet med bed insert, wear evident along the hinged edge on the exterior, box near extremely fine.