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Livings was discharged on August 8th and declared "Fit for Base Duty"
as the leftover of Gold crosses from Franco-Prussian War were awarded for some time during the WWI
missing the maker’s cartouche on the reverse
the lip of the plate held firmly in place via six pins
He died on September 24
Denmark, Kingdom. An Order Of Dannebrog, Ii Class Commander By A. Michelsen Auction Archive Livings was discharged on August(Dannebrogordenen). Instituted in 1671 by Christian V. Type VI: Margrethe II. A high quality, silver gilt oblong Latin Cross, exhibiting finely enamelled white arms with red borders, displaying detailed royal crowns in each quadrant, the obverse centre presents the royal cipher of Christian V, with the inscription GUD OG KONGEN (GOD AND THE KIND) on its arms, the reverse centre displays the crowned W, with the crowned F VI on the twelve oclock arm,