Germany WW1 Wurttemberg Gold Medal for Bravery, Loyalty and Military Merit 1892 1918

Imperial Germany - Kingdom of Wurttemberg: 
King Wilhelm's II Gold (gilt) Medal for Loyalty, 
Bravery and Military Merit (or simply Medal for
Military Merit).
This is the 5th type of the medal, in bronze gilt.
On the obverse: The Portrait of King Wilhelm II.
On the reverse: Inscribed "Fur Tapferkeit und 
Treue" (For Bravery and Loyalty).
The medal was instituted in this form (5th) in 1892. 
It was awarded mainly to Officers for exceptional 
bravery before the enemy.
The medal could also be awarded to NCOs and 
Other Ranks provided they had previously 
received the Iron Cross 1st Class.
It was discontinued in 1918 after the end of WW1 
and the fall of the Monarchy.  
A total of 4200 Gold Military Merit Medals were 
awarded all of them in gold of different purity.
This is not one of the issued medals. 
This is a period made example of the medal, 
privately ordered for use most likely on a medal 
bar.

FULL SIZE

WW1 1914 - 1918 
 
Item 100% original – replaced ribbon

Condition as on the photos

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