Austria, Imperial. A Military Long Service Decoration, I Class for Officers, c.1865 visually-hidden The scabbard is nickel plated
Description
The scabbard is nickel plated
It was abolished in Italy in 1944
signed in pencil by Generalleutnant Eduard Aldrian
constructed of a yellow cotton/rayon blend
it performed valuable duties in patrolling
Austria, Imperial. A Military Long Service Decoration, I Class for Officers, c.1865 visually-hidden The scabbard is nickel platedInstituted September 19, 1849 by Emperor Franz Joseph. Type I (1849 1865). In bronze gilt and silvered bronze, a cross featuring a central double headed eagle with a singular surmounting crown, reverse features a full mother of pearl backing, measures 35. 5 mm (w) x 39. 3 mm (h), weighs 11. 1 grams, inclusive of original trifold yellow and black ribbon, wear to finish, remains very fine. Contained in original case of issue, burgundy pebbled exterior,
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