Liechtenstein, Dukedom. An Order Of Merit, Gold Medal, C.1940 Archive 6 grams (inclusive of original

6 grams (inclusive of original ribbon with rosette)

on a pebbled background

face of the postcard has experienced loss on the left side of the collage

1854 and retired as a Major on December 31

The attack on his unit is described in the 2nd Brigade Canadian Field Artillery War Diary of August 18

Liechtenstein, Dukedom. An Order Of Merit, Gold Medal, C.1940 Archive 6 grams (inclusive of original(Frstlich Liechtensteinischer Verdienstorden). Instituted in 1937 by Duke Franz I. (Issued 1937 Present). In bronze gilt, a hollow four armed cross pattee with pebbled arms, the obverse with a central blue enameled medallion bearing the gilt monogram L for Liechtenstein, within a red enameled ring, the reverse with a similar central medallion inscribed the gilt royal monogram of Franz I, surrounded by a red ring of enamels, measuring 55. 56 mm (w) x