Austria, Empire. A Military Long Service Cross Ii. Class For Nco’s For Twelve Years Of Service, C.1890 certificate_of_authenticity eventually killed on 17 February
Description
eventually killed on 17 February 1901 when he
Oxenham was struck off strength to Canada on June 17
He joined the Royal Flying Corps (RFC) on June 29
Smeeton was posted to the Submarine Depot Ship H
48 mm x 84 mm
Austria, Empire. A Military Long Service Cross Ii. Class For Nco’s For Twelve Years Of Service, C.1890 certificate_of_authenticity eventually killed on 17 February1849 1918 Issue. (Militrverdienstzeichen II. Klase fr Unteroffiziere). A bronze cross pattee with a central silvered bronze applique, inscribed XII within a laurel wreath tied together at the bottom; with a pierced horizontally pierced ball suspension; with its period original tri fold ribbon with a collectors tag on the reverse; measuring 33. 87 mm (w) x 33. 94 mm (h); weighing 11. 3 grams; in overall extremely fine condition. This offering is a part
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