Austria, Imperial. An 1866-1914 Issue Austrian Silver Bravery Medal, Second Class, Fourth Award Auction Archive in order to enact the

in order to enact the Bayonet Constitution

Lüdenscheid” on the bottom of the case

he does not appear to have that quality necessary to command the respect of personnel under him from either a tradesman's or disciplinarian's point of view

two prongs on reverse may have been War time replaced

Nova Scotia (Third Term) in 1913

Austria, Imperial. An 1866-1914 Issue Austrian Silver Bravery Medal, Second Class, Fourth Award Auction Archive in order to enact theAn Austrian 1866 1914 issue silver bravery medal, second class, fourth award; the obverse depicting the leftward facing bust of Kaiser Franz Josph, circumscribed by his name and title and marked Tautenhayn; the reverse inscribed Der Tapferkeit (German For Bravery), within a laurel wreath; on loop for suspension, with three clasps indicating four awards; measuring 31. 13 mm in diameter; weighing 25. 2 grams with its ribbon; in overall extremely fine