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Maybe: https://www.gettyimages.com.au/detail/news-photo/german-general-august-von-mackensen-inaugurates-a-monument-news-photo/537571001?adppopup=true

A couple of mine, comments welcomed. War Commemorative Medal: Medal for the Defense of Tyrol 1914-1918:

Very nice. Thanks for sharing. Have not got one of these as yet, still looking.

Probably best to move this to the Austro-Hungarian Empire section for some comments. I can let you know that the ribbon is incorrect.

Very nice grouping, thanks for sharing.

This may be of some help, there is a coin on this website that is close but not quite the same (missing the script at the bottom of the reverse (which looks like an 'AH or AN')): http://www.chiefacoins.com/Database/Countries/Ottoman_Empire.htm

The Chinese translation is something like: Medal of Participation in the Congress of Active Builders of Mongolian Socialism

Elmar, thank you for your valuable input.

Thanks Carlo. I appreciate your feedback.

I would appreciate any thoughts on this 'Zimbler' marking on a repeat clasp:

You could try this website, not a huge selection but a few worth looking at from time to time: https://www.liverpoolmedals.com/shop?s=&country=Austria&state=&product_cat=&price_range=15%3B8995&template=world

Sorry not an awarded piece. Some good info here:

A possibility: https://www.ehrenzeichen-orden.de/deutsche-staaten/prinz-alfons-erinnerungszeichen.html "The badge was awarded with various ribbons as a backing. The Hubertus ribbon (red with green edges), blue ribbon with white edges (for military clubs), green ribbon with white and blue border stripes (for shooting clubs) and green ribbon with blue and white diamonds on the edge (for small-caliber shooting clubs) are well known."

Here is an interesting post which may also be of some help:

Some information below that might help: https://www.omsa.org/impressed-baltic-medals/ https://web.archive.org/web/20090914054254/http://www.members.dca.net/fbl/BalticMedal.html https://au.forceswarrecords.com/subject/657810628/baltic-medal-1856 It seems that there were tens of thousands awarded with only 106 named.