Austria, Empire. Two Aiguillettes certificate_of_authenticity NAROZENIN 1930" below

NAROZENIN 1930" below

A 1914-1918 commemorative badge for the front fighters of the first world war

he was appointed Naval Attache to the Minister to Sweden and Norway on June 7

by the officers and men of the Ustasha forces

plus five maps printed in black and red inks

Austria, Empire. Two Aiguillettes certificate_of_authenticity NAROZENIN 1930" below1. First aiguillette in a dark yellow embroidered cord, the central four strands straight, the two end strands braided and incorporating a knot, both ends finished with a 93 mm long gilt metal tip bearing the Austrian coat of arms and topped by the Royal crown, all six strands joined together via a piece of maroon wool at the junction, with a black metal button maker marked "JULIUS MAYER WIEN" sewn in place at the junction, measuring approximately