Description
It is signed in blue ink by Lieutenant General and Division Commander of the 2nd Mountain Division Willibald Utz (1893–1954)
Footnote: This crown was designed in 1871 as a new state crown for the German Empire
at the age of 63 (or 69) and is buried in Burnsland Cemetery in Calgary
Lady's 1st Class
" A Combat Report for Aug 15
Italy, Tuscany. An Order Of Military Merit, I Class Grand Cross Sash certificate_of_authenticity It is signed in blue(Ordine di Merito Militare Ordine del Merito Civile). Instituted in 1853 and 1851, respectively. A Mid 20th Century sash fabricated from silk, incorporating a decorative moir pattern, with a red field flanked by wide black stripes on either side, the edges trimmed in a thin red stripe, with a large bow and a matching ribbon for attachment of the badge at the bottom end, measuring 100 mm wide x 835 mm in length, vibrant colours, intact stitching,
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