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Austria, Empire. Four Awards & Decorations

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Austria, Empire. Four Awards & Decorations

Bravery Medal, II Class Silver Grade, Franz Joseph I, Type IV (1914-1918) (in silver, engraver marked "TAUTENHAYN" on the obverse, measuring 31 mm in diameter, original triangular ribbon with hook and eye); Bravery Medal, III Class Bronze Grade, Franz Joseph I, Type IV (1914-1918) (in bronze, engraver marked "TAUTENHAYN" on the obverse, measuring 31.5 mm in diameter, original triangular ribbon with hook and eye); Bravery Medal, II Class Silver Grade, Karl I (1917-1918) (in silver, engraver marked "KAUTSCH" on the obverse, measuring 31.5 mm in diameter, original triangular ribbon with hook and eye); and Mobilization Cross 1912-1913 (in bronze, measuring 35.3 mm (w) x 38 mm (h) inclusive of its integral suspension, original triangular ribbon with hook and eye, safety pin attachment). Ranging from near fine to very fine.