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Austria, Imperial. A Mixed Lot of Decorations and Coins

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Austria, Imperial. A Mixed Lot of Decorations and Coins

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Austria, Imperial. A Mixed Lot of Decorations and Coins

(Auszeichnungen und Münzen). A mixed lot of three decorations and coins, including:

1. A Bravery Medal, I Class, constructed of silver, on loop for suspension from its period original tri-fold ribbon with magnetic metal repeat clasp, the obverse bearing a raised and rightward-facing profile of Emperor Franz Joseph, circumscribed by name and title, the reverse bearing a central inscription of “DER TAPFERKEIT” (“TO BRAVERY”), surrounded by standards and a laurel wreath, the obverse engraver marked “TAUTENHAYN” for Josef Hermann Tautenhayn, measuring 31.11 mm in diameter, weighing 19.3 grams (inclusive of ribbon and clasp), in near extremely fine condition.

2. An 1879 Emperor Franz Joseph and Emperor Elisabeth Elisabeth 25th wedding anniversary two guilder coin, constructed of silver, measuring 36.05 mm in diameter, weighing 24.7 grams, in extremely fine condition.

3. A 1796 Austrian Netherlands kronenthaler coin, constructed of silver, unmarked, measuring 40.15 mm in diameter, weighing 29.6 grams, in extremely fine condition.

Austria, Imperial. A Mixed Lot of Decorations and Coins

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