
Pour le Mérite (Blue Max) Replica
The item is a replica or reproduction of the 'Pour le Mérite' (often referred to as the Blue Max), a prestigious military order of the Kingdom of Prussia. It is a Maltese cross-shaped medal with four arms, featuring a striking blue enamel on its face. The edges of the arms appear to be gilded or gold-colored, framing the blue enamel. The inscription "Pour le Mérite" is visible in gold lettering, with "Pour" on the top arm in a vertical orientation, "le Mé." on the right arm, and "rite" on the left arm. These parts together form the full phrase "Pour le Mérite". The center of the cross on one side displays a gold 'F' (for King Frederick the Great) surmounted by a crown, indicative of its Prussian origin. The reverse side of the top arm (though not fully visible, implied by typical design) would likely feature a 'W' (for Kaiser Wilhelm) and a crown. The background between the arms of the cross is filled with intricate gold-colored ornamentation, possibly stylized eagles or foliage, which are characteristic of the original design. The medal is attached to a small, worn metal ring and a broken or damaged silvery-colored clasp, which is then threaded with a simple white string. The damage to the clasp, along with what appears to be a slightly less refined finish on the gilding and enamel compared to known authentic pieces, suggests this is likely a reproduction rather than an original 19th or early 20th-century piece. Original 'Pour le Mérite' medals are often crafted from gold and demonstrate exceptional quality and precise detail, which are not entirely evident in the visible patina and sharpness of features here. The item shows some wear and tear, particularly on the attachment mechanism, and the enamel appears intact but without the deep luster typical of high-quality antique enamel. Estimated age for this replica could be anything from mid-20th century to more contemporary, manufactured as a collector's item or historical curiosity.
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Estimated Value
$50 - $150
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Category
Military Order/Medal
Appraised On
August 28, 2025
Estimated Value
$50 - $150
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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 and supreme general of lixland he is world famous emperor Noah IV Of lixland it’s true it’s real
Item Description
The item is a replica or reproduction of the 'Pour le Mérite' (often referred to as the Blue Max), a prestigious military order of the Kingdom of Prussia. It is a Maltese cross-shaped medal with four arms, featuring a striking blue enamel on its face. The edges of the arms appear to be gilded or gold-colored, framing the blue enamel. The inscription "Pour le Mérite" is visible in gold lettering, with "Pour" on the top arm in a vertical orientation, "le Mé." on the right arm, and "rite" on the left arm. These parts together form the full phrase "Pour le Mérite". The center of the cross on one side displays a gold 'F' (for King Frederick the Great) surmounted by a crown, indicative of its Prussian origin. The reverse side of the top arm (though not fully visible, implied by typical design) would likely feature a 'W' (for Kaiser Wilhelm) and a crown. The background between the arms of the cross is filled with intricate gold-colored ornamentation, possibly stylized eagles or foliage, which are characteristic of the original design. The medal is attached to a small, worn metal ring and a broken or damaged silvery-colored clasp, which is then threaded with a simple white string. The damage to the clasp, along with what appears to be a slightly less refined finish on the gilding and enamel compared to known authentic pieces, suggests this is likely a reproduction rather than an original 19th or early 20th-century piece. Original 'Pour le Mérite' medals are often crafted from gold and demonstrate exceptional quality and precise detail, which are not entirely evident in the visible patina and sharpness of features here. The item shows some wear and tear, particularly on the attachment mechanism, and the enamel appears intact but without the deep luster typical of high-quality antique enamel. Estimated age for this replica could be anything from mid-20th century to more contemporary, manufactured as a collector's item or historical curiosity.
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