Austria, Imperial. A Military Long Service Decoration, III Class for Officers, to Kameraden Kismarton, 1912 Auction scattered chipping evident in the

scattered chipping evident in the blue enamels on the obverse centrepiece ring

the British War Medal and Victory Medal (naming Forster to all three)

Encased in its unopened clear plastic bag

Although unusual for this maker

could most likely have been the J H Werner firms attempt to “personalize” this otherwise textbook Wagner style cross

Austria, Imperial. A Military Long Service Decoration, III Class for Officers, to Kameraden Kismarton, 1912 Auction scattered chipping evident in the(Militrdienstabzeichen fr 25 Jahre). Instituted September 19th, 1849. Type III (1890 1913). III Class for Officers for 25 Years. A Military Long Service Decoration for 25 Years, a bronze gilt Cross Patte with dimpled edges, the obverse with a double headed single crowned silver eagle bearing the Austro Hungarian crest on its chest, the reverse plain with center engraved DIE KAMERADEN KISMARTON 1912, on a fixed loop and and ring for suspension from a