reverse with maker’s cartouche
in addition to a sheathed sword placed below his left arm
2000 in Camp Hill
1917 and was subsequently discharged from active service on September 30
a scarce and uniform-removed example in extremely fine condition
Austria, Imperial. An Order of the Iron Crown, III Class in Gold, by Rothe, c.1900 Hold reverse with maker’s cartouche(Orden der Eiseren Krone). Instituted in 1805. Type III (1860 1918). Civil Division. In 18 K Gold with red, blue, white and green enamels, a double headed eagle perched on an iron crown with enamel details, a green enamel wreath along the bottom half, measures 29. 2 mm (w) x 55. 4 mm (h), weighs 23. 5 grams (including ribbon), marked on pendilia denoting manufacture by Rothe, in Vienna, with gold mark as well, worn on original ribbon via a white