Austria, Empire. A Lot of Nine Imperial Austro-Hungarian Medals and Awards Newly Listed stating that he had five

stating that he had five years' previous service but it doesn't indicate as to which unit (although it is likely that it was the 4th Infantry Battalion)

several Marine Aviators had recorded air-to-air kills

Footnote: The Imperial Order of the Iron Crown was one of the highest orders of merit in the Austrian Empire and Austria-Hungary until 1918

with gradations on the perimeter

one end of the sash touching his left leg

Austria, Empire. A Lot of Nine Imperial Austro-Hungarian Medals and Awards Newly Listed stating that he had fiveA lot of nine imperial Austro Hungarian medals and awards, consisting of: 1. A Bravery Medal. (Tapferkeitsmedaille). Instituted August 19th, 1789. A circular silver medal, on a horizontally pierced suspension and multiple swivel rings for suspension from its period original replacement tri fold ribbon, measuring 31. 0 mm in diameter. 2. A Commemorative Cross 1848 1908. (Erinnerungskreuz 1848 1908). Instituted August 8th, 1908. Constructed of gilded