Austria, Imperial. A Lot of Five Long Service Decorations Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic Bradt was discharged upon demobilization

Bradt was discharged upon demobilization on May 9

the armband presents free of evident faults and is in a near mint condition

surmounted by an eagle suspension

The cap band is flanked on each side by black-painted magnetic metal rivets

The page carries Kumm’s signature in blue ink

Austria, Imperial. A Lot of Five Long Service Decorations Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic Bradt was discharged upon demobilizationType I (1849 1867), I Class for NCOs (8 Years), in bronze gilt, featuring VIII, reverse plain, original ribbon, very fine. Type III (1890 1913), II Class for NCOs (12 Years), in bronze gilt, featuring XII, reverse plain, original ribbon, very fine. Type IV (1913 1918), I Class for NCOs (20 Years), in bronze gilt and silver, featuring XX, reverse plain, replacement ribbon, very fine. Type IV (1913 1918), II Class for NCOs (10 Years), in bronze gilt and