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In German 'Jubiläums-Erinnerungsmedaille für die bewaffnete Macht und die Gendarmerie 1898' The medal was issued to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the reign of Emperor Franz Joseph I. The medal was issued in three types. Gold and bronze issues were issued for the Armed Forces and Gendarmerie, both types worn from plain red coloured ribands. It was only issued in bronze for the civilian recipients, which latter wore the medal form a red and white riband The medal fitted with an Austrain silk 'Triangular' riband with fittings Condition: GVF
Code: 20271
20.00 GBP
Code: 20272
In German 'Militär-Jubiläumskreuz 1908' Awarded to personnel of the Austrian Armed Forces who were serving at the time of the 60th Anniversary of the reign of Emperor Franz Joseph I The medal was also awarded suspended from different coloured ribands for members of the 'Imperial Court' and when awarded to Civilians recipients The medal suspended form an Austrain silk tri-fold riband with fittings A choice example Condition: EF
Code: 20273
25.00 GBP
In German 'Karl-Truppenkreuz' Instituted in 1916 a single grade of award available to 'All-Ranks' The basic award criteria for the Karl Troop Cross was 3 x months 'Front-Line' active service for both combatants and non-combatants during the Great War The medal is suspended from a silk Austrian tri-fold riband with fittings Some fraying to riband Condition: VF
Code: 20278
16.00 GBP
In German 'Karl-Truppenkreuz' Instituted in 1916 a single grade of award available to 'All-Ranks' The basic award criteria for the Karl Troop Cross was 3 x months 'Front-Line' active service for both combatants and non-combatants during the Great War The medal is suspended from a silk Austrian tri-fold riband with fittings Some wear and fraying to riband Condition: VF
Code: 20279
22.00 GBP
In German 'Tapferkeitsmedaille' The Austrian Bravery Medal had its origins in 1789. In 1915 the award statutes were amended to include a fourth grade in 'Bronze' The Bravery Medals awarded for 1915-1916 had the obverse of Emperior Franz Joseph I. For awards made in 1917-1918, the obverse effigy was that of Emperor Karl I The medal is suspended from a silk Austrian 'tri-fold' riband with fittings Note: Medal riband is worn and frayed & now relic Condition: GVF
Code: 20281
Medal mounted on traditional tri-fold medal riband as worn in the Austrian style The War Medal was instituted by Kaiser Franz Joseph I. on 2 December 1873, and was awarded for campaigns for which a separate war medal was not instituted. Qualifying campaigns included those retrospective in 1848, 1849, 1859, 1864, 1866 and the subsequent campaigns of; 1878, 1882 and the Boxer Rebellion in China between 1900-1901. During the Boxer Rebellion of 1900-1901, the Austrian-Hungarian Contingent that served on land was comprised of an estimated 296 x officers, sailors and marines drawn from the cruiser SMS Zenta Austria-Hungary had a single cruiser SMS Zenta on station at the beginning of the rebellion, based at the Russian concession of Port Arthur. Detachments of sailors from the Zenta were the only Austro-Hungarian forces to see action. Some were involved in defending the legations under siege while another detachment was involved in the rescue attempts. In June, the Austro-Hungarians helped hold the Tianjin railway against Boxer forces and also fired upon several armed junks on the Hai River near Tong-Tcheou in Peking. They also took part in the seizure of the Taku Forts commanding the approaches to Tianjin, and the boarding and capture of four Chinese destroyers by Capt. Roger Keyes of HMS Fame. The Austro-Hungarian Navy also sent the cruisers SMS Kaiserin und K?nigin Maria Theresia, SMS Kaiserin Elisabeth, SMS Aspern and a company of marines to China. Arriving in September, however, they were too late as most of the fighting had ended and the legations relieved. The cruisers together with the Zenta were involved in shelling and capture of several Chinese forts.9 The Austro-Hungarians suffered minimal casualties during the rebellion. After the Boxer uprising, a cruiser was maintained permanently on the Chinese coast and a detachment of marines was deployed at the Austro-Hungarian embassy in Peking (Beijing). Lieutenant Georg Ludwig von Trapp, made famous in the 1959 musical The Sound of Music, was decorated for bravery aboard SMS Kaiserin und K?nigin Maria Theresia during the Boxer Rebellion Condition: EF
Code: 20209
45.00 GBP
The medal dimensions are 35 mm (w) x 39.5 mm (h) Mounted on original triangular ribbon with hook and eye fittings Condition: GVF
Code: 20064
Medal mounted on traditional tri-fold medal riband as worn in the Austrian style The War Medal was instituted by Kaiser Franz Joseph I. on 2 December 1873, and was awarded for campaigns for which a separate war medal was not instituted. Qualifying campaigns included those retrospective in 1848, 1849, 1859, 1864, 1866 and the subsequent campaigns of; 1878, 1882 and the Boxer Rebellion in China between 1900-1901. During the Boxer Rebellion of 1900-1901, the Austrian-Hungarian Contingent that served on land was comprised of an estimated 296 x officers, sailors and marines drawn from the cruiser SMS Zenta Austria-Hungary had a single cruiser SMS Zenta on station at the beginning of the rebellion, based at the Russian concession of Port Arthur. Detachments of sailors from the Zenta were the only Austro-Hungarian forces to see action. Some were involved in defending the legations under siege while another detachment was involved in the rescue attempts. In June, the Austro-Hungarians helped hold the Tianjin railway against Boxer forces and also fired upon several armed junks on the Hai River near Tong-Tcheou in Peking. They also took part in the seizure of the Taku Forts commanding the approaches to Tianjin, and the boarding and capture of four Chinese destroyers by Capt. Roger Keyes of HMS Fame. The Austro-Hungarian Navy also sent the cruisers SMS Kaiserin und K?nigin Maria Theresia, SMS Kaiserin Elisabeth, SMS Aspern and a company of marines to China. Arriving in September, however, they were too late as most of the fighting had ended and the legations relieved. The cruisers together with the Zenta were involved in shelling and capture of several Chinese forts.9 The Austro-Hungarians suffered minimal casualties during the rebellion. After the Boxer uprising, a cruiser was maintained permanently on the Chinese coast and a detachment of marines was deployed at the Austro-Hungarian embassy in Peking (Beijing). Lieutenant Georg Ludwig von Trapp, made famous in the 1959 musical The Sound of Music, was decorated for bravery aboard SMS Kaiserin und K?nigin Maria Theresia during the Boxer Rebellion Condition: VF
Code: 19955
40.00 GBP
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