Saxony, Kingdom. A 25-Year Long Service Cross With Certificate And Accompanying Letter To Major Bramsch Newly Listed lavender and brown embroidered image

lavender and brown embroidered image of a dragon in one corner

Footnote: George Harry Guy was a telegraphist with the Royal Navy during the First World War

the letters and their corresponding envelopes

on its original triangular wartime ribbon with hook and eye

for occupied Poland (“Generalgouvernment”)

Saxony, Kingdom. A 25-Year Long Service Cross With Certificate And Accompanying Letter To Major Bramsch Newly Listed lavender and brown embroidered image(Dienstauszeichnung 25 Jahre fr Offiziere). Instituted 23 April 1874 by King Albert. Constructed of gilded bronze, on loop for suspension from its period original ribbon, consisting of a Cross Patte, the obverse with a central monogram of King Albert, the reverse with a number 25 in Roman numerals, unmarked, measuring 38. 92 mm (w) x 42. 88 mm (h), weighing 19. 6 grams, in near extremely fine condition. Certificate named to Major Bramsch in