Bavaria, Kingdom. A Royal Order of Merit of St. Michael, I Class Knight’s Cross Miniature in Gold, c. 1860 certificate_of_authenticity Lüdenscheid” and “900” for silver

Lüdenscheid” and “900” for silver content on the reverse

one of a well-attended party rally in an auditorium with party flags and a banner inscribed "Der Fuhrer ist Deutschland

05mm (h – inclusive of surmounting coat of arms)

Diamond shape in dark blue enamel with a silver border

Bavaria, Kingdom. A Royal Order of Merit of St. Michael, I Class Knight’s Cross Miniature in Gold, c. 1860 certificate_of_authenticity Lüdenscheid” and “900” for silver(Kniglicher Verdienstorden vom Heiligen Michael, Ritterkreuz I. Klasse in Gold Miniatur). Instituted 16 February 1837 by King Ludwig I. (1837 1887 issue). Constructed of Gold with enamels, consisting of a Cross Patte with blue enameled arms, the obverse bearing a central blue enameled medallion overlaid by a gilt inscription of QUIS ET DEUS (WHO IS LIKE GOD?, the translation of the Hebrew name Michael), the arms with lightning bolts emanating from the