silver crucifix displayed in a glass case within a museum

silver crucifix displayed in a glass case within a museum. The crucifix features detailed iconography, with Christ on the cross and smaller figures or ornamentation at each end. It is mounted on a wooden stand, which has a plaque at its base. The text on the plaque, partially legible in both Bulgarian and English, indicates that the crucifix is made of silver, originates from the "Polibranska church, St. Troitsa" in Plovdiv, and was worn by the "Flying detachment of Benkovski." The surrounding museum environment is visible through the glass, with display cases containing historical artifacts, photographs of people, and what appear to be weapons such as swords and firearms. The flooring is a polished wooden parquet. In the foreground, to the left, part of a large wooden wheel, possibly from a cannon or cart, is visible. The overall impression is of a museum exhibit dedicated to Bulgarian history. The location is the Panagyurishte Museum, Panagyurishte, Bulgaria, as confirmed by the text on the plaque which mentions "Benkovski" and the context of the museum's collection.