Bulgaria, Kingdom. An Order of St. Alexander, IV Class Auction Archive swords in Gold (screwed in

swords in Gold (screwed in as they should be

the obverse medallion in white enamel with the central inscription FÜR VERDIENST UND TREUE (For Merit and Faith)

Instituted on 26 May 1942

Maier dived while Panenka gently lobbed the ball straight in the middle of the net to win the match 5-3 and secure Czechoslovakia's first European Championship

with the top of the image overlaid by a handwritten inscription of “ZU BESUCH IN DER ALTEN HEIMAT” (“TO VISIT IN THE OLD HOMELAND”) followed by a signature

Bulgaria, Kingdom. An Order of St. Alexander, IV Class Auction Archive swords in Gold (screwed inIn bronze gilt, a cross in white enamel, obverse centrepiece shows stylized inscription with the name of the order surrounded by a ring with the inscription , reverse shows the date 19 1878 on a white background, inclusive of royal crown suspension measures 75. 7 mm (h) x 39 mm (w), on triangle ribbon, very fine condition. Footnote: The Order of St. Alexander was instituted on 25th of December, 1881 by Knyaz Alexander I. The Order was awarded by the