Austria - Army/Infantry - Military medal - Medals of the k.u.k

Lotto of six medals: 1 Jubilee "Signum Memoriae" (in German Jubiläums-Erinnerungsmedaille) issued by the Austro-Hungarian Empire. The obverse bears the profile of Emperor Franz Joseph I of Austria with the Latin inscription FRANC. IOS. I. D. G. IMP. AVSTR. REX BOH. ETC. AC. AP. REX HVNG. Engraved in 1898 by Emperor Franz Joseph on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of his accession to the throne (1848). In perfect condition. 2 Medal for Valor (Tapferkeitsmedaille) of the Austro-Hungarian Empire with the profile of Emperor Karl I, dating to the end of World War I (1917-1918), characterized by the triangular ribbon with yellow and black stripes. Silvered medal or in silver? Not tested. In perfect condition. 3 Three-crowned Karl-? for the troops (Karl-Truppenkreuz), a commemorative medal of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Created on 13 December 1916 by Emperor Karl I of Austria Generally made in zinc or an alloy, with the arms of the cross joined by an laurel crown. On the upper arm reads "GRATI", in the central ones "PRINCEPS ET PATRIA" and on the lower one "CAROLVS IMP. ET REX". It was awarded to soldiers who had served at least 12 weeks at the front. In good condition and the other two in mediocre state. Careful packaging and tracked shipping.

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