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Austria, Empire. A Lot of Medals, Badges, and Awards

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Austria, Empire. A Lot of Medals, Badges, and Awards

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Austria, Empire. A Lot of Medals, Badges, and Awards

Electricity Plants Meeting at Vienna 1928 Badge (silvered bronze, unmarked, 41.3 mm x 44.8 mm, horizontal pinback, original ribbon); Tyrolean Country Shooting Award 1962 (two-piece construction, metal with a gold-coloured gilt and enamels, maker marked "KARL PICHL INNSBRUCK" on the reverse, 47 mm x 47.5 mm, horizontal pinback); 23rd International Eucharistic Congress at Vienna 1912 Badge (die-stamped brass, maker marked "BRÜDER SCHNEIDER WIEN" and marked "GES. GESCH." (Gesetzlich Geschützt) on the reverse, 34.5 mm x 46.5 mm, horizontal pinback); Bravery Medal, Bronze Grade, Franz Joseph I (bronze, 31.2 mm); Commemorative Cross 1848-1908 (bronze gilt, 37 mm); War Medal 1873 (bronze, 36 mm); Franz Joseph I 70th Birthday Commemorative Medal (bronze, 37.2 mm); Karl Troop Cross (silvered war materials, 29.3 mm); and Most of the medals with original triangular ribbons, ranging from fine to extremely fine.