Austria, Empire. A Bravery Medal, I Class, C.1915 Hold was in existence certainly as

was in existence certainly as long ago as the early years of the twelfth Century and is still extant today

94th Infantry Division Lapel Badge: in bronze gilt with gray

with three downward facing chevrons in red at the insignia's base

A textbook example Iron Cross with very attractive and even patina

Austria, Empire. A Bravery Medal, I Class, C.1915 Hold was in existence certainly asSilver medal, bearing DER TAPFERKEIT (Translation: For Bravery), surrounded by a laurel wreath on obverse, reverse bearing bust of Franz Joseph I and stamped LEISEK, measuring at 40. 19 mm (w) x 51. 02mm (h) (to top of ring suspension) and weighing at 17. 9 grams, with correct replacement ribbon, pleasing tone, extremely fine.