Austria, Imperial. A First War Military Merit And Bravery Medal Bar, C.1917 GTRexclude four snaps sewn in place
Description
four snaps sewn in place on the reverse
He landed in France and was taken on strength in the field on March 3rd
Another doctor’s report from November 1956 describes a resurfacing of Malaria symptoms causing problems with his circulation
Turner (20062 BMBR
arriving in Nagasaki
Austria, Imperial. A First War Military Merit And Bravery Medal Bar, C.1917 GTRexclude four snaps sewn in place(Bandschnalle). An Austrian medal bar with seven awards, including: A Military Merit Medal Signum Laudis (Militrverdienstmedaille Signum Laudis), a round silver medal, the obverse portrays Emperor Charles (Karl I) surrounded by the inscription CAROLUS D. G. IMP. AUST. REX. BOH. ETC. ET REX APOST. HUNG., maker marked KAUTSCH under the portrait, the reverse presents the words SIGNUM LAUDIS surrounded by a laurel and oak wreath, the medal is surmounted
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