Austria, Empire. An Order of the Iron Crown, II. Class with War Decoration, by Rothe & Neffe, c.1970 Hold marks to edges

marks to edges

and American Defense Service Medal with bronze "A" device

loss of enamel to each

fighting in the Baltic Republics to lake Ilmen

Footnote: Levente Associations were paramilitary youth organizations in Hungary in the interwar period and during the Second World War

Austria, Empire. An Order of the Iron Crown, II. Class with War Decoration, by Rothe & Neffe, c.1970 Hold marks to edges(Orden der Eisernen Krone). Instituted January 1st, 1816. (c. 1970 issue). A very fine quality example of this award, constructed of gilded bronze and multi coloured enamels, consisting of the Lombard Iron Crown presenting green, red and white enamelled jewels, on which rests the two headed Austrian eagle with sword and orb, with a blue enamelled central shield showing on the obverse the imperial initial F and on the reverse the year 1815, dual green