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group shot of thirteen men in dress clothes with tents in the background
aside from usual runner markings
The three named medals are officially impressed
A German Imperial "Fight to the End" Medal 1914-1916 - Silver
Marceau was very fortunate to have survived through this time
A 1797 Austrian Tyrolian Military Merit Medal GTRexclude group shot of thirteen menSilver, engraver marked "I. N. WIRT. T." on the obverse, 39. 5 mm, replacement ribbon, dark patina, bruised, light contact, better than very fine. Footnote: The medal was established by Emperor Francis in 1797 for those members of the Tyrolian volunteer contingent who served in the campaign in Tyrol against Napoleon's French army. It was awarded in three versions: large gold for high ranking officers, small gold for officers and silver for NCO's and
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