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bearing the crowned royal cipher of Wilhelm
Warman had to retire with a gun jam and whilst being engaged by 3 enemy machines only escaped by firing his Very flares at them
emboss stamped "86" on the tab
Naming is engraved in running script and has been partially erased
that he was not married and that his trade was that of Auto Repairer and Driver
Bulgaria, Kingdom. An Order Of Military Merit, VI Class Cross in Case visually-hidden bearing the crowned royal cipher( ). Instituted 19 May 1900. An Order of Military Merit, VI Class Cross, constructed of silvered bronze, on loop for suspension from its period original tri fold ribbon, consisting of an Pisan Cross, the obverse medallion featuring the monogram of the founder Knyaz Ferdinand I, circumscribed by an inscription of (FOR MILITARY MERIT), the reverse with a central medallion featuring a lion circumscribed by a raised dates of 2 AUGUST 1891, unmarked,
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