Austria, Empire. A Lot of Nine Imperial Medals, Awards, and Decorations, c. 1918 GTRexclude both bear a central medallion

both bear a central medallion of two shaking hands through an ornate fixing with a crowned eagle with outstretched wings at the top

rusted iron

but the term "Yugoslavia" (literally "Land of South Slavs") was its colloquial name due to its origins

taking Mary Elizabeth Scott as his wife on January 11

Austria, Empire. A Lot of Nine Imperial Medals, Awards, and Decorations, c. 1918 GTRexclude both bear a central medallionA lot of nine Imperial Austrian medals and awards, consisting of: 1. A Military Merit Medal Signum Laudis, Small Silver (silvered bronze) medal, Karl I Variant, measuring 30. 7 mm in diameter, period original wartime ribbon with crossed swords. 2. A Military Merit Medal Signum Laudis, Small Gold (gilded war metal) medal, Franz Joseph I Variant, measuring 30. 8 mm in diameter, period original civil ribbon. 3. A Bravery Medal Der Tapferkeit, Silver