Bulgaria, Kingdom. An Order of St. Alexander, IV Class Auction Archive Maier dived while Panenka gently
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Maier dived while Panenka gently lobbed the ball straight in the middle of the net to win the match 5-3 and secure Czechoslovakia's first European Championship
Instituted on 26 May 1942
the obverse medallion in white enamel with the central inscription FÜR VERDIENST UND TREUE (For Merit and Faith)
a government-owned institution responsible for producing France's coins and some awards)
Bulgaria, Kingdom. An Order of St. Alexander, IV Class Auction Archive Maier dived while Panenka gentlyIn bronze gilt, a cross in white enamel, obverse centrepiece shows stylized inscription with the name of the order surrounded by a ring with the inscription , reverse shows the date 19 1878 on a white background, inclusive of royal crown suspension measures 75. 7 mm (h) x 39 mm (w), on triangle ribbon, very fine condition. Footnote: The Order of St. Alexander was instituted on 25th of December, 1881 by Knyaz Alexander I. The Order was awarded by the
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