Austria-Hungary, A Military Merit Medal, Karl I Issue, c. 1917. GTRexclude constructed of a light wooden

constructed of a light wooden frame with a faux dark green leather exterior liner

It didn’t take him long to advance to Administrative Chief of the SS Main Office

followed by a transfer on December 2nd for Basic Airborne Training at Fort Benning

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contact marks and silvering wear

Austria-Hungary, A Military Merit Medal, Karl I Issue, c. 1917. GTRexclude constructed of a light woodenInstituted in 1880. In silver, the obverse bearing the profile of Emperor Karl I, the reverse bearing the Latin motto SIGNUM LAUDIS (Sign of Praise), original ribbon, hallmarked with A (Vienna), 45. 5 mm (h) x 30. 5 mm (w), light contact, extremely fine. Footnote: The Military Merit Medal was established on 12 March 1880 by Emperor Franz Joseph I. It was awarded for military merit to officers and officials of similar rank. A new series of Silver and