Pour le Mérite (Replica)
Military Order/Medal

Pour le Mérite (Replica)

The item is a replica or reproduction of the 'Pour le Mérite', a Prussian military order. It is a Maltese Cross-shaped medal with four points, each deeply notched. The front of the cross is enameled in a vibrant dark blue, bordered by a thin gold-colored edge. Between the arms of the cross, there is intricate gold-colored filigree work, likely representing oak leaves, a common motif in German military honors. The central medallion, also blue, features the gold-colored monogram 'F' (for Frederick the Great) surmounted by a royal crown, indicating its Prussian origin. On the visible arm of the cross, the words 'Pour le Mé.' are inscribed in gold-colored lettering, confirming its identity. The reverse side of the cross is not visible, but typically features the words 'Pour le Mérite' and 'Friedrich'. There are no discernible maker's marks or stamps visible in the provided image. The medal has a small ring at the top, attaching it to a larger, split jump ring, which then connects to a crudely attached metal clip. This clip is further connected to a piece of white string or lace, suggesting it might be an unmounted display piece or a sample. The metal clip appears somewhat worn or tarnished, indicating some age or handling. The blue enamel appears largely intact, with no obvious chips or cracks. The gold-colored metal, while showing some patina consistent with age, appears to be in good condition. The craftsmanship appears to be of reasonable quality for a reproduction, with clean lines on the enamel and well-defined filigree, though lacking the precision and material quality of an original. Given the visible attachment mechanism and the lack of traditional ribbon, it is likely a modern replica for collecting or display rather than an authentic period piece intended for wear.

Estimated Value

$50 - $100

Basic Information

Category

Military Order/Medal

Appraised On

August 28, 2025

Estimated Value

$50 - $100

Additional Details Provided By Owner

User Provided Information

The missing pour le merite that disappeared from Germany that is said to be owned by Noah Dohme that is the emperor of Lixland which is 75 million square kilometers owned by Noah Dohme the emperor of Lixland which is 18 years old the supreme general of Lixland and the emperor of Lixland

Item Description

The item is a replica or reproduction of the 'Pour le Mérite', a Prussian military order. It is a Maltese Cross-shaped medal with four points, each deeply notched. The front of the cross is enameled in a vibrant dark blue, bordered by a thin gold-colored edge. Between the arms of the cross, there is intricate gold-colored filigree work, likely representing oak leaves, a common motif in German military honors. The central medallion, also blue, features the gold-colored monogram 'F' (for Frederick the Great) surmounted by a royal crown, indicating its Prussian origin. On the visible arm of the cross, the words 'Pour le Mé.' are inscribed in gold-colored lettering, confirming its identity. The reverse side of the cross is not visible, but typically features the words 'Pour le Mérite' and 'Friedrich'. There are no discernible maker's marks or stamps visible in the provided image. The medal has a small ring at the top, attaching it to a larger, split jump ring, which then connects to a crudely attached metal clip. This clip is further connected to a piece of white string or lace, suggesting it might be an unmounted display piece or a sample. The metal clip appears somewhat worn or tarnished, indicating some age or handling. The blue enamel appears largely intact, with no obvious chips or cracks. The gold-colored metal, while showing some patina consistent with age, appears to be in good condition. The craftsmanship appears to be of reasonable quality for a reproduction, with clean lines on the enamel and well-defined filigree, though lacking the precision and material quality of an original. Given the visible attachment mechanism and the lack of traditional ribbon, it is likely a modern replica for collecting or display rather than an authentic period piece intended for wear.

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