Examining a Bavarian lapel bow

[landsknechte]

I've had this very Bavarian lapel bow for a while now, and wanted to give it a second look.

 

As best I can tell:

1. Bavarian Order of St. Michael 3 or 4
2. Bavaria King Ludwig Cross
3. Bavaria Golden Wedding Anniversary Medal
4. Bavaria Luitpold Cross for 40 years state service
5. Bavaria Prinz Luitpold medal (seems more likely) or Saxe-Weimar White Falcon
6. Saxe-Ernestine House Order
7. Prussian Crown Order or Württemberg Friedrichs Order

 

Obviously a dedicated career official of some sort, but what sort?  Are there any clues to be had?  In particular, what does the St. Michael tell us?

 

 

[spolei]

Hello, there are many possible professions here. A university teacher, a clergyman, a mayor of a large city. A high administrative official, perhaps also a higher court official.
We won't find out from the ribbons.

[Stogieman]

Good Morning! Now that’s a nifty little bow!!

[landsknechte]

11 hours ago, spolei said:

Hello, there are many possible professions here. A university teacher, a clergyman, a mayor of a large city. A high administrative official, perhaps also a higher court official.
We won't find out from the ribbons.

 

Is there anything at all to be gleaned from the level of the St. Michael they were awarded?  

[spolei]

Unfortunately, I don't know an exact classification either. In most cases, the fourth class knight was awarded with or without a crown. The higher classes went to high-ranking personalities and the high nobility.