Bulgaria, Kingdom. An Order Of Bravery, Iv Class, I Grade 1915-1917 Hold It is entitled "DAYS AT

It is entitled "DAYS AT WAR" on the inside front cover and begins with leaving from the Canadian Pacific Railway docks in Montreal aboard the S

maker marked "AMCRAFT ATTLEBORO MASS" and marked "STERLING" on the frosted reverse

dated to Vienna on April 28

where they awaited the end of the bombardment

War Cross 1939-1945 with Bronze Palm

Bulgaria, Kingdom. An Order Of Bravery, Iv Class, I Grade 1915-1917 Hold It is entitled "DAYS AT, . Instituted on April 29 1880 by Alexander I. In bronze gilt, a red enamelled Maltese cross with crossed swords piercing the center, the 12 oclock arm bears the date 1915 and the 6 oclock arm reads 1917, the obverse medallion presents a crowned rampant lion surrounded by a white ring inscribed , the reverse presents a single vertical pin assembly, measures 48mm (w) x 47. 4mm (h), weighs 22. 5 grams, small hairline cracks in white enamel, dark patina