An Early Imperial Austrian Order Of The Iron Crown In Gold; 2Nd Class By Rothe, Wien Auction Archive and German Veterans Organization Membership

and German Veterans Organization Membership Stickpin (bronze gilt with red

the coat-of-arms incorporating crossed swords and the traditional Saxon colours in an ornate frame

destroying one British warship and seven merchant ships

Montreal Lake was a target area for dropping supplies by B-17 Flying Fortress and the then secret B-29

An Early Imperial Austrian Order Of The Iron Crown In Gold; 2Nd Class By Rothe, Wien Auction Archive and German Veterans Organization MembershipNeck badge Second Class, in Gold and enamels, marked on the ring AND below the crown obverse, "FR" (in square, for Rothe, Wien), along with Imperial Austrian Gemsenkopf mark (for 18 Kt. Gold); with iron crown embedded into jeweled crown; badge measures 33. 4mm x 65. 5mm (inclusive of its crown suspension), overall a superb quality badge without enamel imperfections, circa 1880 period manufacture ("FR" in square dates from that period), with full