the second button hole from the top with ribbons for the Iron Cross 2nd Class and the East Medal fed through it and sewn in place at either end
for seven years service and to be on the Army Reserve roll for an additional five years
before being discharged on the 26th
Mounted to a traditional Spanish-style rectangular suspension
intact white wool strap on the reverse
A Group Of Ten Austrian Medals With Ribbon Bar In A Presentation Case Archive the second button hole fromMilitary Merit Cross, 3rd Class (silver with red and white enamels, 29. 7 mm, chipping evident in the white enamels on the reverse); Bravery Medal, Silver Grade, 2nd Class, Franz Joseph, Type IV (1914 1916) (silver, engraver marked "TAUTENHAYN", 30. 2 mm, crossed bronze swords on the ribbon); Iron Merit Cross (war materials, 34. 3 mm); Bravery Medal, Bronze Grade, Karl I (1917 1918) (bronze, engraver marked "KAUTSCH", 30. 8 mm); Karl Troop Cross (war