Awarded to Feldwebel Franz Denzinger
closing with the elaborate handwritten signature of Kaiser Wilhelm II and dated 17 November 1911 (shortly before Wiegand assumed the position of Director of the Department of Antiquities of Berlin museums
dying under mysterious circumstances on 28 June 1945 in Pankrác Prison
D-107367 McLeod re-enlisted for WWII service as a Private with the Veterans Guard of Canada at Sherbrooke
Austria, Empire. A Lot of Four Austro-Hungarian Medals, Awards, and Decorations consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac Awarded to Feldwebel Franz DenzingerA lot of Austro Hungarian Imperial medals, awards, and decorations, consisting of: 1. A Bravery Medal, II Class, Type IV (1914 1916). A round silver medal, with a pierced barrel and swivel ring for suspension from its period original ribbon featuring a single repetition clasp, the obverse with the rightward facing effigy of Franz Joseph, circumscribed Franz Joseph I. V. G. G Kaiser v Oesterreich, the bottom marked Tautenhayn, the reverse inscribed Der
