Austria, Empire. A Lot of Six Awards

Includes:

three Bravery Medals (Tapferkeitmedaille). Instituted in 1789:

1. I Class Silver Grade, Franz Joseph, Type IV (1914-1916) (in silvered bronze, marked "BRONZE" on the edge, engraver marked "LEISEK" on the obverse, measuring 40.5 mm in diameter, replacement triangular ribbon with hook and eye);

2. II Class Silver Grade, Franz Joseph, Type IV (1914-1916) (in silver, engraver marked "TAUTENHAYN" on the obverse, measuring 31 mm in diameter, exhibiting contact marks and pitting, replacement triangular ribbon with hook and eye);

3. Bronze Grade, Karl I (1917-1918) (in bronze, engraver marked "KAUTSCH" on the obverse, measuring 31.5 mm in diameter, light contact, replacement triangular ribbon with hook and eye);

4. Military Long Service Decoration for Twelve Years' Service, 2nd Issue (1867-1890) (Militärdienstzeichen für Offiziere). Instituted in 1849 (in bronze gilt, measuring 34.5 mm (w) x 38.5 mm (h) inclusive of its internal suspension, without ribbon);

5. Commemorative Medal 1898 "Signum Memoriae" (Jubiläums Erinnerungsmedaille 1898 "Signum Memoriae"). Instituted in 1898 (in bronze gilt, measuring 34.3 mm in diameter, scattered gilt wear, original military triangular ribbon with hook and eye);

6. Lapel Ribbon Bar with Miniature Honour Decoration of the Red Cross with War Decoration (two-piece construction, in silver with red, white and green enamels, measuring 9 mm (w) x 12 mm (h), on a ring bearing five ribbons, the bar measuring 43.5 mm (w) x 19 mm (h), button hole attachment).

Ranging from fine to near extremely fine.