with oak-leaves (representing 40 Years Army Service) and Army device attached to ribbon (both fire gilded)
He signed his Territorial Force Attestation Paper with the Yorkshire Hussars Reserves at York on September 22
brass plate affixed to the centre illustrating the Royal Flying Corps insignia and inscribed "No
or artillery fire) on August 8 and taking another bullet on August 12
centre piece slightly loose
Saxony, Kingdom. A War Merit Cross Newly Listed with oak-leaves (representing 40 Years(Kriegsverdienstkreuz). Constructed of bronze, on loop for suspension from its period original ribbon, consisting of a Latin Cross, the obverse with a central leftward facing profile of Friedrich August III circumscribed by name and title, the six oclock arm with a date of 1915, the twelve oclock arm with a royal crown, the reverse with a central monogram of Friedrich August III, flanked on the three oclock and nine oclock arms with an inscription of