Bavaria. An 1848 Veteran’s Cross For Participants Of The 1790-1812 Conflicts Newly Listed was allowed to retain the

was allowed to retain the rank of Lieutenant and was later eligible for the Silver War Badge (list 228

1942 at Adelaide River

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with 61 of all ranks being killed

Bavaria. An 1848 Veteran’s Cross For Participants Of The 1790-1812 Conflicts Newly Listed was allowed to retain theAn 1848 issue Bavarian Veterans Cross for Participants of the 1790 1812 Conflicts (Veteranendenkzeichen fr die Feldzge 1790 1812); a bronze cross; the obverse with a Bavarian lion in the center, inscribed Den Veteranen des Bayer Heeres on all four arms of the cross; the reverse inscribed Max II Knig von Bayern on all four arms of the cross; on a double loop for suspension; with a period original ribbon; measuring 36. 06 mm x 39. 69 mm; weighing 14. 4