An Austrian War Cross For Civil Merit, Second Class By Rothe Newly Listed South Africa 1901 and South

South Africa 1901 and South Africa 1902

Thirteen million liras were invested for the occasion

Bavarian buckles are similar to Prussian in construction and appearance

Bürger was also recognized as a Judge of the NSRL (National Socialist League of the Reich for Physical Exercise) in Swimming under the territory of Hoyerswerda

Type I - Bronze and silvered

An Austrian War Cross For Civil Merit, Second Class By Rothe Newly Listed South Africa 1901 and SouthMulti piece construction, silver gilt with white enamels, hallmarked and maker marked "RO" (Rothe of Vienna) on the reverse, Austrian silver marked "A" and "A" and maker marked "RO" on the pin, 45. 5 mm x 45. 8 mm, vertical pinback, intact enamels, extremely fine.