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Austro-Hungarian Empire. A Krakow Fortress Cap Badge Auction Archive the buckle stitched in place

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Description

the buckle stitched in place where the belt wraps around to the reverse

1885 in North Sydney

Gold Grade by Marker 30 - In tombac

as shown in the following extract from the order of the say from this commander of the 52nd Infantry Division

settling on the West Coast

Austro-Hungarian Empire. A Krakow Fortress Cap Badge Auction Archive the buckle stitched in placeIn silvered tombac; with two hooks on the reverse for cap attachment; depicting a rightward facing bust of Kaiser Franz Joseph; maker marked K. Korschmann on the obverse; measuring 40 mm x 35 mm; better than fine condition. Footnote: The Austro Hungarian Krakow Fortress was built between 1850 and 1856. It served as a fortification, and is still intact today.

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