Austria, Empire. A Lot of Four Medals, Awards, and Decorations visually-hidden the silvering of the applique

the silvering of the applique completely worn off due to age and wear

the obverse with a rightward facing eagle with open wings and the Austrian Coat of Arms on its chest

completed by five superposed enameled white and red symbol of the Spanish justice inscribed by the Latin inscription JUSTITIA (Justice) both in bronze gilt

Other Manchurian Awards)

The most controversial of the cases was that of Ilse Koch

Austria, Empire. A Lot of Four Medals, Awards, and Decorations visually-hidden the silvering of the appliqueA lot of four imperial Austrian medals, awards, and decorations, consisting of: 1. A Bravery Medal. (Tapferkeitsmedaille). Instituted July 19th, 1789. (Karl I Variant). A circular silver medal, the obverse depicting the rightward facing profile of Karl I, circumscribed by his name and title in Latin, the reverse inscribed Fortitudini (Fortitude) within a laurel wreath with dual crossed flags at the base, on a loop for suspension from its period