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    Crown: Austrian Real Silver



    This is another "specific" crown. Note the shape: it is the Hapsburg crown used on awards of the Austro-Hungarian empire. It may be found on either a peacetime decoration's ribbon-- usually solid red-- or on the Austro-Hungarian generic wartime valor and war merit ribbon as here.

    This example is real silver. Given the limitations on awards for which a German was eligible, it probably represents a Silver Merit Cross with Crown on the War Ribbon. That would have been earned by a senior NCO in a technical or rear area staff position.

    On a ribbon bar of awards to an Austrian, it could also represent a Signum Laudis Medal in silver for officers.


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    Ribbon Bar Devices Gallery

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