Austria, Empire. An Imperial And Royal (K.u.k.) Infantry Regiment High & German Champion No. 4 Badge 1914-1916 certificate_of_authenticity non marked

non marked

(Bronzene Tapferkeitsmedaille) Issued 1914-1916

the reverse plain with a fluted pin with a barrel hinge and a round steel catch

as a Major with D Company 5th Battalion

hallmarked and marked "STERLING" on the reserve

Austria, Empire. An Imperial And Royal (K.u.k.) Infantry Regiment High & German Champion No. 4 Badge 1914-1916 certificate_of_authenticity non markedFour piece construction, insignia in bronze gilt with black and white enamels, mounted to an oval base in silvered bronze with black patination, maker marked "ROZET & FISCHMEISTER WIEN,I." on the reverse, measuring 36. 2 mm (w) x 49. 5 mm (h), vertical pinback, intact enamels, scattered wear evident in the black patination on the oval base, near extremely fine.