Austria, Second Republic. A Lot of Two Military Merit Medals “Signum Laudis”, Museum Exhibition Examples, c. 1960 GTRexclude Stamped white metal

Stamped white metal

The right side panel is constructed with a chin strap that comes with a metal clip near the bakelite cover

Specialist 2nd Class Badge

Commanders and other officers and Companies belonging thereto to be obedient to your Commands

the side bearing a hand-painted NSDAP-style German flag topped by a black inscription of “REICHSPARTEITAG NÜRNBERG 1938”

Austria, Second Republic. A Lot of Two Military Merit Medals “Signum Laudis”, Museum Exhibition Examples, c. 1960 GTRexclude Stamped white metal(Militrverdienstmedaillen Signum Laudis). Instituted March 12th, 1890. (c. 1960 Museum Exhibition Examples). A lot of two Austrian Imperial Military Merit Medals, consisting of: 1. Military Merit Medal (Karl I). A circular gilded bronze medal, the obverse depicting the rightward facing profile of Karl I that is circumscribed by his name and title in Latin, the reverse inscribed Signum Laudis in capitalized Latin within a partial laurel oak leaf