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Austria, Imperial. A Pair of Red Cross Silver Medals

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Austria, Imperial. A Pair of Red Cross Silver Medals

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Austria, Imperial. A Pair of Red Cross Silver Medals

(Ehrenzeichen vom Roten Kreuz). A pair of Red Cross medals, including a Silver Medal with War Decoration, an oval silver medal with green enameled laurels, obverse depicting two angels hovering on either side of a red and white enameled cross, inscribed PATRIAE AC HUMANITATI (Latin - Country and Humanity), the reverse dated 1864-1914, measuring 36.71 mm (w) x 50.77 mm (h), on loop for suspension from period original triangular ribbon, and in very fine condition. A Silver Medal, an oval silver medal, obverse depicting two angels hovering on either side of a red and white enameled cross, inscribed PATRIAE AC HUMANITATI (Latin - Country and Humanity), the reverse dated 1864-1914, measuring 35.55 mm (w) x 48.51 mm (h), on loop for suspension from period original triangular ribbon, and in near very fine condition.