Germany WW1 Bavaria King Ludwig's Cross for War Volunteers 1916 in Blackened Bronze with Diploma to Nurse of the 2nd Bavarian Reserve Field Hospital

Imperial Germany - Bavaria: King Ludwig's 
Cross for voluntary participation in WW1. 
With its diploma of issue to a Male Nurse 
of the 2nd Bavarian Reserve Field Hospital.
The cross was instituted by King Ludwig III, 
in 1916 to be awarded for meritorious and 
voluntary services to the Army and the 
Country, during the ongoing War.
Initially it was produced in blackened iron, 
but as the result of the reservation of the 
strategic materials for the war effort, the 
iron was replaced by bronze and soon by 
zinc.
This is a bronze made example.

FULL SIZE 

WW1 1914 -1918

Item 100% original - ribbon, diploma original.

Condition as on the photos: age and use 
damages on the diploma

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