an oak stem with three leaves in the center and “FW” with the royal crown on the upper arm
A Grand Cross sash badge consisting of a white-enameled cross pattée in gilded silver with swords in each quadrant
The main landing came on December 26th
each perforated at the top with two holes reinforced with magnetic metal grommets
On the left hand side is a lion representing England and on the right hand side is a unicorn
Austria, Empire. A “Death Chokes Italy” Medallion By Walther Eberbach, 1915/1916 GTRexclude an oak stem with threeIn iron, with Death depicted as a skeleton choking a she wolf, meant to be representative of Italy, with German FR. LATEINISCHE. BUNDES. TREUE 1915 TRIENT 1916 FRIAUL (translation: For the Latin Federation, Loyalty, Trentino [referencing a place]) on the obverse, with reverse inscribed AN SIDNEY SONNINO DEN. REDEGEWANDTEN (translation: To Sidney Sonnino the eloquent), making an ironic statement as a result of Italys declaration of war on Austria