Austria, Empire. A Bravery Medal, I Class, Ferdinand I Variant (1839-1849 Issue) Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic constructed of a two-piece boiled

constructed of a two-piece boiled and blackened leather shell

Footnote: The White Cross was founded in Berlin in 1890 and was an evangelical Christian organization

37 mm (inclusive of its crown suspension)

This period also saw the deaths of their host Lord Bath

Austria, Empire. A Bravery Medal, I Class, Ferdinand I Variant (1839-1849 Issue) Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic constructed of a two-piece boiled(Tapferkeitsmedaille). Instituted July 17th, 1789. Ferdinand I Variant (1839 1849 Issue). A round medal constructed of silver, with a horizontally oriented oval fixed loop for suspension from its period original tri fold ribbon, the obverse with a rightward facing effigy of Ferdinand I, circumscribed Ferdinand Kaiser von Oesterreich in capital letters, marked I. D Boem F. near the bottom, the reverse inscribed Der Tapferkeit (For Bravery) within a