Austria, Empire. A Bravery Medal, Second Class, C.1860 Hold Footnote: Stalag IV-B was one
Description
Footnote: Stalag IV-B was one of the largest prisoner-of-war camps in Germany during the Second War
He subsequently ordered P2 to be evacuated and destroyed
light soling on the belt
A nicely preserved Luftwaffe Ground Assault Badge
His record time for the mile has never been equaled on this track
Austria, Empire. A Bravery Medal, Second Class, C.1860 Hold Footnote: Stalag IV-B was one(Silberne Tapferkeitsmedaille). Issued 1859 1866. Type II. A round silver medal; the obverse depicting the leftward facing bust of Kaiser Franz Joseph, circumscribed by his name and title; the reverse inscribed DER TAPFERKEIT (German To Bravery) within a laurel wreath; on a loop for suspension from a correct replacement ribbon; measuring 31. 11 mm in diameter; weighing 17. 5 grams; in overall better than very fine condition. This offering is a part of
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