An Austrian Order Of Iron Crown In Gold; Rare Hungarian Maker Hold the cap badge and each

the cap badge and each of collar tabs inscribed "19th" (19th Infantry Battalion) in white ink

returned to Canada at the request of the Metis (former trappers

He was taken on strength of the 32nd Battalion at Duntroon Plateau on April 1st and embarked to join the British Expeditionary Force at Alexandria on June 17th

Motto is nice and crisp

An Austrian Order Of Iron Crown In Gold; Rare Hungarian Maker Hold the cap badge and eachAn Austrian Order of Iron Crown in Gold Third Class, by a Rare Hungarian Maker; Third Class Badge with War Decoration, in Gold and enamels, maker marked on reverse pendalia, and on the ring Bachruch, Budapest, along with Gemsenkopf gold hallmark (for 18Kt. Gold), 31. 5mm (x60. 0mm including Crown suspension), of excellent quality manufacture, in near mint condition; this is a very rare maker of this insignia; top quality and condition, and very