Austria-Hungary, A Military Merit Medal, Karl I Issue, c. 1917. GTRexclude constructed of a light wooden

constructed of a light wooden frame with a faux dark green leather exterior liner

to reward Peruvian military personnel who have displayed extraordinary naval merit in the performance of their duties

and include sporadic holes and tearing to the material

followed by a transfer on December 2nd for Basic Airborne Training at Fort Benning

Falange Cap Badge (in die-stamped silvered white metal

Austria-Hungary, A Military Merit Medal, Karl I Issue, c. 1917. GTRexclude constructed of a light woodenInstituted in 1880. In silver, the obverse bearing the profile of Emperor Karl I, the reverse bearing the Latin motto SIGNUM LAUDIS (Sign of Praise), original ribbon, hallmarked with A (Vienna), 45. 5 mm (h) x 30. 5 mm (w), light contact, extremely fine. Footnote: The Military Merit Medal was established on 12 March 1880 by Emperor Franz Joseph I. It was awarded for military merit to officers and officials of similar rank. A new series of Silver and