Bulgaria, Kingdom. An Order of St. Alexander, III Class Commander visually-hidden the reverse centerpiece shows a

the reverse centerpiece shows a shield

diving plates

PEEKHAUS BERLIN” and maker marked with “FLL” (for Friedrich Linden Lüdenscheid)

two dagger hangers were hooked onto two identical metal slides with a 38 mm diameter circular front plate bearing the impression of a lion’s head

Bulgaria, Kingdom. An Order of St. Alexander, III Class Commander visually-hidden the reverse centerpiece shows a( "" ""). Instituted in 1881 by King Alexander I. Type II. In silver gilt, a green enamelled cross, the obverse presenting a rampant lion on a red enamel field, surrounded by a white ring inscribed . , the reverse features the inscription 19 1878 on a white enamel field, the cross is surmounted by a Princely crown, measures 50. 38 mm (w) x 92. 12 mm (h inclusive of crown suspension), weighs 47. 6 grams, worn on a small section of replacement ribbon,