Hohenzollern, Dynasty. A Rare Prototype Bene Merenti Medal In Gold With Swords GTRexclude bearing a hand-etched and partially

bearing a hand-etched and partially legible owner’s name and possible unit attribution

emboss stamped and marked "Twedsmuir" in ink in the upper left corner

although the Garter itself appears of older manufacture

the doctor noted that Saggers had scars on his left index finger and just below the right knee

sewn in place to a 45 mm wide x 960 mm long brownish-green wool belt with five reinforced holes for length adjustment)

Hohenzollern, Dynasty. A Rare Prototype Bene Merenti Medal In Gold With Swords GTRexclude bearing a hand-etched and partially(Kleine goldene Medaille Bene Merenti, Prototyp mit Schwertern). Instituted in 1857 by Prince Carl Anton of Hohenzollern Sigmaringen. (1910 1927 issue). Constructed of 14k Gold, on loop for suspension from its period original ribbon, the obverse bearing a raised and leftward facing profile of Prince Wilhelm, circumscribed by name and title in Latin, the reverse bearing a central raised inscription of BENE MERENTI, set within a circular oak leaf