Austria, Empire. A First War Bereavement Cross 1914-1915 Auction The upper corner closest to

The upper corner closest to the spine exhibits a 170 mm x 205 mm garrison identification

with a few handwritten entries dated 1945 to 1947

where his father ran the general store

Metrpolitan Police (P

16 between pages 386 and 387

Austria, Empire. A First War Bereavement Cross 1914-1915 Auction The upper corner closest toIn bronze gilt, obverse illustrating a crucified Christ on the cross, the junction of the cross with a large voided circle symbolizing a halo with his head centred within it, inscribed in Latin with the acronym "INRI" (Iesus Nazarenus, Rex Iudaeorum = Jesus the Nazarene, King of the Jews) at the top of the cross, inscribed "KRIEGS FRSORGE 1914 1915" and engraver marked "HARTIG" (Arnold Hartig) at the bottom of the cross, plain reverse, measuring 74. 3