Bavaria, Kingdom. A Campaign Cross for Officers and Enlisted Men, 1813-1815 Hold Due to the severity of

Due to the severity of his wounds

Fullsize badge in silver exhibiting the bust of Charles I (obverse) and the Royal Coat of Arms (reverse)

His name is Willy

obverse illustrating the battle flag of the Confederate States Army

arriving at the Canadian Base Depot in France on the 29th

Bavaria, Kingdom. A Campaign Cross for Officers and Enlisted Men, 1813-1815 Hold Due to the severity of(Militrdenkzeichen fr 1813, 1814, 1815). Instituted 4 December 1814 by King Maximilian Joseph I. (1817 1818 issue). Constructed of patinated bronze, on loop for suspension from its period original ribbon, consisting of a Cross Patte, the obverse bearing a central raised monogram of King Maximiliann Joseph I, the arms bearing an inscription of FR DIE JAHRE 1813 UND 1814 (FOR THE YEARS 1813 AND 1814), the reverse bearing a central raised Bavarian lion