Question regarding Bulgaria Order of Bravery

[Lubo]

ccj here is the answer to your riddle: why 1915 version is rare?
The order FOR BRAVERY 3rd grade during WWI was mostly the seven dots version (the 7 dots were produced prior to WWI) so when the war came only very few of these 7 dots underwent jeweler's touch and the ring with the dots was replaced with one with the year 1915 (keep in mind that this grade was awarded to very senior officers from colonel upwards)!
The 1915 and 7dots you show earlier in the thread! Possibly there were produced TRUE 1915 versions, but if so they were very few, and it's hard to tell them apart!
Here a another 1915
Sorry for the sideways pic

[Lubo]

And the ribbon bar as mentioned earlier depicts FOR MILITARY MERIT 5th grade with crown, given to a German soldier!

[Priedel78]

Thanks for your replies. I think it is the 4th class of the Order for Military Merit, though as the recipient was a Hauptmann/Captain and the devices are golden not silver.

The recipient was a Member of the Reitendes Feldjägerkorps. An elite unit with a very small amount of members....

Here is a full pic. Classic Godet.

[römischIX]

imo this is not a bar made by Godet.

The recipient was a Member of the Reitendes Feldjägerkorps. An elite unit with a very small amount of members....

says who? Emedals?

[Priedel78]

The bar is by Godet. Why?

1. The big oak-and-laurel device on the Austrian MVK in this form is unique and was only made by Godet.
2. The pin and catch are also proof
3.The very big cutlasses on the Liakat without the date bar....only made by Godet
...

Reitendes Feldjägerkorps?

Several sources approved this by finding the exact combination in the ranklist.
There are 2 Persons, who match with this bar, though. Both are RFK.