Austria, Imperial. An Order Of Merit Of The Sovereign Military Hospitaller Order Of St John Of Jerusalem, Of Rhodes And Of Malta, Gold Grade Medal certificate_of_authenticity Signed by the Oberleutnant/Head of

Signed by the Oberleutnant/Head of the Battalion

He was ruled unfit for service and placed with the second tier of the local militia

This trademark is rarely seen and is desirable among collectors

gang from 1931 to 1939

Footnote: The announcement for the awarding of the Army Meritorious Service Medal to Army Staff Section Major S

Austria, Imperial. An Order Of Merit Of The Sovereign Military Hospitaller Order Of St John Of Jerusalem, Of Rhodes And Of Malta, Gold Grade Medal certificate_of_authenticity Signed by the Oberleutnant/Head ofIn bronze gilt, unmarked, 36. 5 mm (w) x 45. 7 mm (h), original ribbon, scattered gilt wear, better than very fine. Footnote: The medal was instituted on April 24 1912 by Decree 1879 of the Sovereign Council of the Order, having been proposed by Prince von Thun and Hohenstein, then Principal and Grand Master of the Order, in response to the work of members of the Order in the relief of suffering following the catastrophic earthquake and tidal wave in