the obverse presents a superimposed enameled white four armed cross with ball finials in silver gilt
the obverse bearing a full-colour photograph of a harbour in Kiel
Accompanied by a Hospital Service ("H
The pain is relieved by resting half an hour
a large circular rosette backed by a ribbon tie sewn in place near the bottom end for the placement of the badge
Austria, Empire. A Merit Cross for Military Chaplains, II. Class, Type II, by Vincent Mayer, c.1870 Auction the obverse presents a superimposed(Ehrenkreuz fr Feldgeistliche). Instituted in late 1801 (1859 1878 issue). A Latin cross constructed of silver, the obverse and reverse with a central blue enameled medallion, inscribed PIIS MERITIS, on a swivel ring for suspension from a slightly mismatched modern replacement ribbon, marked VM for manufacture by Vincent Mayer and with dual A Vienna Assay marks, measuring 52. 0 mm (w) x 64. 1 mm (l), weighing 22. 73 grams, in near extremely fine