Hungary, Kingdom. A Signum Laudis Medal With The Holy Crown Of Hungary 1922, Bronze Grade Hold crowned cypher of King Michael

crowned cypher of King Michael I in gold-coloured ink on the lid

At a later date

Romania gained Southern Dobruja (The "Quadrilateral") despite its overwhelming Bulgar and Turkish population

Second group of unmounted medals: 1914-15 Star (LT

lined interior lid embossed with the traditional “LDO” logo

Hungary, Kingdom. A Signum Laudis Medal With The Holy Crown Of Hungary 1922, Bronze Grade Hold crowned cypher of King Michael(Magyar korons rmak). Instituted in 1923. Two piece construction, in bronze gilt, unmarked, measuring 32 mm (w) x 51 mm (h) inclusive of its crown suspension, scattered gilt wear, spotting, on its original triangular military ribbon with hook and eye, better than very fine. Footnote: The Signum Laudis Medal was established in June 1923 and was identical for military and civilians, the awards to civilians on a plain green ribbon, awards to the military