Waldeck, Merit Order
Cross First Class, with Swords and Oak Leaves, in suilver gilt and enamels, 1914-1918, 63x63mm (oak leaves 17.8x20.5mm), unmarked, without ribbon, of fine quality make, worn, very tiny enamel imperfections, nearly extremely fine and rare.
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