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Austria, Imperial. A Lot of Austrian Royal Military Badges

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Austria, Imperial. A Lot of Austrian Royal Military Badges

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Austria, Imperial. A Lot of Austrian Royal Military Badges

An Austrian Imperial-Royal Military (Kaiserlich-Königlich Militär) Veteran's Badge, A badge constructed of die stamped bronze, two-piece construction, the obverse centre bears an ovular medallion of an Austrian coat of arms encompassed by a white enamel border with “K. K. MILITAR V. REICHSBUND”, below that is a black scrolling enamel ribbon reading “MIT GOTT FÜR KAISER u. VATERLAND”, surrounding the central medallion are two flagstaffs on the left and right, two downwards swords at the top, a crown at the top, oak and laurel leaves are throughout with a ribbon at the bottom, the reverse bears two attachment prongs of the central medallion and a central vertical dual-ended attachment prong, measuring 61.49 mm (w) x 67.07 mm (h); An Honorary Membership Badge of the 1st Austrian Artillery Band, A badge constructed of bronze, two-piece construction, the obverse centre bears two upwards facing crossed cannons with a black enamel helmet, encompassed by an open ended laurel wreath on a red enamel background, encompassed by a white border with gilt letters reading “ERSTER OSTERR. ARTILLERISTEN BUND”, an ornate white enamel at the bottom reads “2. DEZ. 1898”, the top is a white enamel ribbon with black enamel inscription “EHRENMITGLIED” (HONORARY MEMBER), with an arabesque at the top, the reverse bears two prongs where the medallion is attached, and soldered central attachment prong, measuring 50.32 mm (w) x 46.40 mm (h); An Honorary Membership Badge of an Austrian Soldiers Association, A badge constructed of silvered bronze, three-piece construction, the obverse centre bears a black enamel ovular medallion with the gilt inscription “VEREIN GEDIENTER SOLDATEN” within a gilt border, this is encompassed by a wreath of laurel tied with a ribbon at the bottom, the top bears a white enamel ribbon with gilt “EHRENMITGLIED” (HONORARY MEMBER), with an arabesque on the top, the reverse bears two attachment prongs for the central medallion, and a vertical attachment prong, measuring 42.39 mm (w) x 57.01 mm (h), all very fine.