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National Order "For Civil Merit".
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Here is the Order "For Civil Merits" 5th Class which also has a "peacetime" ribbon.


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Here is an Order "For Civil Merits" 5th Class With Wreath.


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The Order "For Civil Merit" (Орден „За Гражданска Заслуга“) was founded 2nd August 1891 by Knjaz Ferdinand as a civilian variation of the Order "For Merit".

Here is a Tsar Ferdinand variation of the Commander (3rd Class) Order which is on a neck ribbon.


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Here is the 1891 Type Cavalier (5th Class).


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Here is a very tired 1891 Type Silver Cross (6th Class). It may be tired but it's not too often an Imperial 19th Century Order can be obtained for under a quarter.


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#6
Here is an Officer (4th Class) in wear. If he'd had been awarded a neck ribbon it'd have vanished.


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4th Class, Boris III issue.


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III Class, early Ferdinand I issue.


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#9
Here is a Document for the Cavalier's Cross With Crown awarded to Senior Inspector under the Central Management of the Bulgarian Agricultural Credit Bank Vasil Chak'rov on 3rd October 1938.


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