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Austria, Imperial. A Large Order of the Iron Crown III Class Knight’s Cross Certificate in Latin to Bank Director, 1885

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Austria, Imperial. A Large Order of the Iron Crown III Class Knight’s Cross Certificate in Latin to Bank Director, 1885

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Austria, Imperial. A Large Order of the Iron Crown III Class Knight’s Cross Certificate in Latin to Bank Director, 1885

The Order of the Iron Crown 3rd Class Knight’s Cross certificate is written in Latin. It is named to Julius Herz, director of the Allgemeine Bodencredit-Anstalt (bank and credit institute). It is dated to Vienna on August 30, 1885 and carries a facsimile signature of Emperor Franz Joseph I. Measuring 629 mm (w) x 524 mm (h), presenting three folding creases, remains extremely fine.