Austria, Empire. An Exceptional Military Order of Maria Theresia, Museum Exhibition Example, by C.F. Rothe, c. 1955 Auction Archive firmly holding the bayonet in

firmly holding the bayonet in place during storage

with handwritten inscriptions in black ink

a fascinating primary resource demonstrating the product line of one of Germany’s most prolific manufacturers of awards in extremely fine condition

and Victory Medal (W

printed in maroon

Austria, Empire. An Exceptional Military Order of Maria Theresia, Museum Exhibition Example, by C.F. Rothe, c. 1955 Auction Archive firmly holding the bayonet in(Militr Maria Theresien Orden). Instituted June 18th, 1757. (c. 1955 issue modeled after the Grand Cross, Type II., Issued between 1860 and 1918). An exceptional quality Museum Exhibition Example of a cased Military Order of Maria Theresia, consisting of: 1. The Sash Badge. Constructed of gilded silver, consisting of a white enameled Geneva Cross with slightly waved arm finials, the obverse with a round central medallion presenting the Austrian