A Bulgarian Order Of St. Alexander; Grand Cross With Swords Case & Carton Archive enamel chipping on the top

enamel chipping on the top ray

Served as a radioman of Panzer IIIs and IVs

This appointment was followed by one as Assistant Adjutant and Quartermaster General on the 1st Canadian Division

128 Airfield Headquarters in early January 1944 and after six months orientation in England

A Bulgarian Order Of St. Alexander; Grand Cross With Swords Case & Carton Archive enamel chipping on the topHardshelled case is wooden framed, with a red cloth cover, stamped in gold coloured ink with the Bulgarian crown surmounting the cypher of Ferdinand I (1887 1918) above crossed swords with the identifying inscription of the order in cyrillic script on the lid, white satin lined inside lid, black velvet raised platform slotted medal bed, dual hook closure, dual hinged, 125 mm x 272 mm x 56. 5 mm, ghosted image of the formerly residing Breast Star