Austria, Imperial. An Order Of The Iron Crown, I Class With War Decoration, By C.f. Rothe Archive Between November 1940 and July

Between November 1940 and July 1944

he was designated "Overage (56)" and was discharged from service at the Discharge Depot in Quebec City

a member of the Falkland Islands Dependencies Survey

2) A 100-Year Kohlstädt Marksmanship Competition badge

on a 43 mm long needle pin

Austria, Imperial. An Order Of The Iron Crown, I Class With War Decoration, By C.f. Rothe Archive Between November 1940 and July(Orden der Eisernen Krone 1. Klasse). Instituted on 7 April 1815 by Emperor Franz I. Type 3. (1914 1918 Issue). A I Class Sash Badge of the Iron Crown, constructed of bronze gilt, consists of the Lombard Iron Crown presenting green, red and white enamelled jewels, on which rests the two headed Austrian eagle with sword and orb, with a blue enamelled central shield showing on the obverse the imperial initial F and on the reverse the year 1815, above