Bulgaria, Kingdom. A Rare Order of Bravery, III Class, I Grade Auction Archive It was determined by the

It was determined by the attending physician that Davies was "Fit for Service"

with scattered signs of mothing on the red wool band

he served as a company commander in the 3rd Naval Artillery Department from September 1934 to September 1937

scattered silvering wear and contact marks

Bulgaria, Kingdom. A Rare Order of Bravery, III Class, I Grade Auction Archive It was determined by the( ). Instituted in 1880. Type V with the date 1941. III Class, I Grade. In silver gilt, white enamel arms with central medallion featuring a rampant lion with the inscription with the date 1941 below, crossed swords between the arms, the reverse with a vertical pin suspension, measures 52. 2 mm (w) x 52. 4 mm (h), weighs 33. 9 grams, enamels intact, a rare decoration, unmarked but potentially of Zimmerman manufacture, extremely fine.