Austria, Empire. A Silver Bravery Medal Ii Class, Type I, C.1855 Newly Listed a recipient of the German

a recipient of the German Cross in Silver

many Levente activists were tried by Soviet tribunals

inscribed “Den Kriegsfreiwilligen 1914” (To the War Volunteers)

extending a scroll with the Charter of Confederation and inscribed "CONFEDERATION" (representing the British North America Act

Footnote: Only 2962 of this particular piece awarded

Austria, Empire. A Silver Bravery Medal Ii Class, Type I, C.1855 Newly Listed a recipient of the German"(Tapferkeitsmedaille in Silber II. Klasse). Instituted 1846. The obverse depicting Franz Joseph I, circumscribed by his name and title; the reverse inscribed Der Tapferkeit (German For Bravery) within a laurel wreath tied together at the base; marked K. Lange on the obverse; suspended from its correct replacement wartime ribbon; measuring 30. 97 mm in diameter; weighing 17. 4 grams; in overall very fine condition. This offering is a part of the "Dr.