Austria, Imperial. A First War Military Merit And Bravery Medal Bar, C.1917 GTRexclude with a national eagle clutching
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with a national eagle clutching a wreathed mobile swastika
stating that he was a member of the United Church
arriving in Nagasaki
he reverted to the rank of Private on March 16th
Austria, Imperial. A First War Military Merit And Bravery Medal Bar, C.1917 GTRexclude with a national eagle clutching(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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