Description
with non magnetic pin
Baring joined his Battalion in 1854 on the way to the Crimea at Malta and it was here that he was employed as a Battalion Instructor on the new weapon
Footnote: On the afternoon of the 26th July information was received that the Afghan force was making for the Maiwand Pass a few miles away Burrows decided to move early the following day to break-up the Afghan advance guard
with shrapnel in the left shoulder
A complete example
A 1939 War Merit Cross; Second Class Auction Archive with non magnetic pinA 1939 War Merit Cross; Second Class Gilded tombac, 48. 5 mm, light contact, near extremely fine.
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