
Pour le Mérite (Blue Max) Medal
The item depicted is a replica or an original Pour le Mérite, famously known as the 'Blue Max' (Blauer Max), one of Prussia's highest military orders. It is a cross pattée, primarily dark blue in color with gilded edges and details. The central arms of the cross feature the words 'Pour le Mé.', 'rite', 'F.', and 'W.' (presumably for King Frederick William IV of Prussia) inscribed in gold lettering, one word on each arm, which is characteristic of the order. The spaces between the arms of the cross are filled with intricate gilded wreath-like or foliate designs, adding to its ornate appearance. At the top arm, there appears to be a small crown design, also in gold. The medal has a small metallic loop at the top, allowing it to be suspended. Attached to this loop is what appears to be a modern or temporary attachment for display or tagging, a silver-colored clip with a white string or thread, which is not original to the medal itself. The overall condition of the medal seems good, with the enamel appearing intact and the gilding showing some minor wear consistent with age or handling, but no significant damage like chips or cracks are immediately visible. The craftsmanship suggests a high level of detail, particularly in the delicate gilded designs between the cross arms. Based on its design, this medal belongs to the period of the Prussian Kingdom, dating back possibly to the 18th or 19th century, although without more information on maker's marks or provenance, it is difficult to ascertain if it's an authentic period piece or a high-quality reproduction. The presence of the string and clip suggests it might be a display piece or an item being cataloged.
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Estimated Value
$100-500
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Category
Military Medal/Order
Appraised On
August 28, 2025
Estimated Value
$100-500
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Item Description
The item depicted is a replica or an original Pour le Mérite, famously known as the 'Blue Max' (Blauer Max), one of Prussia's highest military orders. It is a cross pattée, primarily dark blue in color with gilded edges and details. The central arms of the cross feature the words 'Pour le Mé.', 'rite', 'F.', and 'W.' (presumably for King Frederick William IV of Prussia) inscribed in gold lettering, one word on each arm, which is characteristic of the order. The spaces between the arms of the cross are filled with intricate gilded wreath-like or foliate designs, adding to its ornate appearance. At the top arm, there appears to be a small crown design, also in gold. The medal has a small metallic loop at the top, allowing it to be suspended. Attached to this loop is what appears to be a modern or temporary attachment for display or tagging, a silver-colored clip with a white string or thread, which is not original to the medal itself. The overall condition of the medal seems good, with the enamel appearing intact and the gilding showing some minor wear consistent with age or handling, but no significant damage like chips or cracks are immediately visible. The craftsmanship suggests a high level of detail, particularly in the delicate gilded designs between the cross arms. Based on its design, this medal belongs to the period of the Prussian Kingdom, dating back possibly to the 18th or 19th century, although without more information on maker's marks or provenance, it is difficult to ascertain if it's an authentic period piece or a high-quality reproduction. The presence of the string and clip suggests it might be a display piece or an item being cataloged.
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