Austria And Germany, Imperial. A Grouping Of A Silver Austrian Bravery Medal, Second Class, And A 1914 Iron Cross, Second Class GTRexclude Yugoslav Military Discharge ID

Yugoslav Military Discharge ID

again remaining invisible to the eye

After the fall of Napoleon in 1815

possibly used as a shop display at medal retail shops

Prinzenallee 74 58 Lieferjahr 1940” (size 58 and delivery year 1940) underneath the clear plastic diamond

Austria And Germany, Imperial. A Grouping Of A Silver Austrian Bravery Medal, Second Class, And A 1914 Iron Cross, Second Class GTRexclude Yugoslav Military Discharge ID(Tapferkeitmedaille). Instituted 19 July 1789. Type IV. (1914 1916 Issue). An Austrian Bravery medal, constructed of silver, on loop for suspension, the obverse bears a rightward facing bust of Emperor Franz Joseph I circumscribed by name and title, reverse inscribed Der Tapferkeit (For Bravery) with raised stylized flags and laurel branches, maker marked Tautenhayn on obverse, measuring 31 mm in diameter, in near very fine condition, and; (Eisernes