Austria, Imperial. A Military Long Service Decoration, II Class for Officers GTRexclude red being used for the

red being used for the I Class and II Class

Both badges are in good to very good condition

ships masts behind her

Footnote: London Gazette:  June 13th 1946 - R

with an inscription of “DEUTSCHES FELD-EHREN-ZEICHEN” (“GERMAN FIELD HONOUR BADGE”) along with “HAMBURG 11”

Austria, Imperial. A Military Long Service Decoration, II Class for Officers GTRexclude red being used for the(Militrdienstzeichen II Klasse fr Offiziere fr 35 Jahre). Type IV (1913 1918). II Class for Officers (35 Year Service). A cross pattee constructed of gilt bronze, with partially black enameled arms; the obverse with a gilt crowned double headed eagle superimposed on the cross, on a triple loop suspension, unmarked, accompanied by its period original tri fold ribbon, measuring 32. 86 mm (w) x 35. 36 mm (h inclusive of integral ring), weighing 13. 30