Hungary, Kingdom. An Order of Merit, IV Class Knight with Swords Newly Listed but this late war-produced example

but this late war-produced example is in an overall near extremely fine condition

It was determined that his ailments were aggravated by active service and that they were permanent

and was demobilised in March 1919

and signed 'George RI' and 'E

Hungary, Kingdom. An Order of Merit, IV Class Knight with Swords Newly Listed but this late war-produced example(Magyar Kirlysg rdemrendje, IV. osztly Lovagkereszt kardokkal), in gilt bronze and white and green enamels, with green edged white enamelled cross arms, crossed swords between the arms, and a red enamelled central medallion bearing the Hungarian double cross within a green enamelled wreath, suspended from its original triangular ribbon with green and white edge stripes and fitted with a clasp denoting award of a higher grade of the Order, the reverse