Prussia, Kingdom. A Pour-Le-Mérite, With Oak Leaves, By Rothe, C.1945 certificate_of_authenticity and has been in life-threatening

and has been in life-threatening situations because of it more than once

original death notice from the Hamilton Spectator with enlarged photograph of same

a request that Lemke was happy to fulfill

Naming is privately impressed

With miniature of the Grand Cross attached to ribbon

Prussia, Kingdom. A Pour-Le-Mérite, With Oak Leaves, By Rothe, C.1945 certificate_of_authenticity and has been in life-threatening(Pour le Mrite). Instituted in June 1740 by Frederick II of Prussia. In gilded silver, presenting as a blue enamelled Maltese cross, with four open beaked eagles between the cross arms, each carefully hand etched and detailed and held solidly in their respective positions, the obverse centre with typical and expected Roman style gold lettering on the obverse as well as a finely detailed gold crown, the reverse presents plain blue enamel, the blue