Austria, Empire. A Lot Of Medals & Awards certificate_of_authenticity He signed his CEF Attestation

He signed his CEF Attestation Paper as a Private (406636) with the 36th Infantry Battalion on April 14

Conferred for eminent and meritorious military services by officers of the armed forces including positions of command

At the end of the First World War

he became "seriously ill" on September 25

measuring 220 mm x 230 mm

Austria, Empire. A Lot Of Medals & Awards certificate_of_authenticity He signed his CEF AttestationMilitary Long Service Decoration, 2nd Class, to NCOs and Enlisted Men for Twelve Years' Service, 3rd Issue (1890 1913) (two piece construction, bronze, 33. 8 mm); War Medal 1873 (bronze, 37 mm); Karl Troop Cross (war materials, 29. 5 mm); and Iron Merit Cross (war materials, 34. 5 mm). Each is mounted to its own original triangular ribbon, the ribbon on the Iron Merit Cross heavily frayed, ranging from fine to very fine.