Saxony, Kingdom. An Order Of Civil Merit, Ii Class Knight, C.1895 GTRexclude with insignia for Coburg and

with insignia for Coburg and Gotha Dvision “E”

The leather chin strap remains relatively supple but has been severed in two locations from active use

and Third Grade for counselors of the first rank

that he was "fighting bravely against overwhelming odds when last seen" and was "a splendid example to his colleagues"

In addition to this snub was also instrumental for the resignation that de Chapeau Rouge had lost the backing of the DVP

Saxony, Kingdom. An Order Of Civil Merit, Ii Class Knight, C.1895 GTRexclude with insignia for Coburg and1876 1910 Issue. (Zivil Verdiensorden Ritterkreuz 2. Klasse). A silver Maltese cross with white enameled arms; the obverse with a center white enameled medallion depicting the Saxon crowned royal monogram, surrounded by a silver ring; the reverse with a similar white enameled medallion, inscribed Fr Verdiesnt und Treue (German For Merit and Loyalty) within a laurel wreath; on a loop for suspension from its period original with a paper collectors tag