Austria, Empire. A Lot of Eleven Medals, Awards, and Decorations, c.1918

A lot of twelve Imperial Austro-Hungarian medals, awards, and decorations, consisting of:

1. A First War Commemorative Medal for Combatants. (Magyar Háborús Emlékérem). Instituted May 26th, 1929. Combatant Variant. Constructed of silver, suspended from a period original combatants tri-fold ribbon, measuring 37.0 mm in diameter.

2. A First War Commemorative Medal for Non-Combatants. (Magyar Háborús Emlékérem). Instituted May 26th, 1929. Combatant Variant. Constructed of silver, suspended from a period original combatants tri-fold ribbon, measuring 37.0 mm in diameter.

3. War Commemorative Medal 1914-1918. (Erinnerungsmedaille für Weltgriegsteilnehmer). Instituted December 31st, 1932. Constructed of bronze, suspended from a period original lady’s ribbon featuring crossed Swords, measuring 36.0 mm in diameter. 

4. A Wound Medal with Ribbon for a Single Injury. (Verwundetenmedaille). Instituted August 17th, 1917. Constructed of zinc, suspended from a period original tri-fold ribbon for a single injury, measuring 37.9 mm in diameter.

5. A Wound Medal with Ribbon for Four Injuries. (Verwundetenmedaille). Instituted August 17th, 1917. Constructed of zinc, suspended from a period original tri-fold ribbon for a single injury, measuring 37.9 mm in diameter.

6. A Commemorative Medal 1898 “Signum Memoriae”. (Jubiläums-Erinnerungsmedaille “1898”). Instituted August 18th, 1898. Constructed of gilded bronze, suspended from a period original civil tri-fold ribbon, measuring 34.2 mm in diameter. 

7. A Bravery Medal “Der Tapferkeit”. (Tapferkeitsmedaille). Instituted July 19th, 1789. Constructed of silver, suspended from a period original wartime ribbon, measuring 31.1 mm in diameter. 

8. An Honour Medal for 25 Years LIfe Saving and Fire Service. (Ehrenmedaille für 25 Jährige verdienstvolle Tätigkeit auf dem Gebiete des Feuerwehr und Rettungswesen). Instituted November 24th, 1905. Constructed of bronze, suspended from a period original ribbon, measuring 32.0 mm in diameter. 

9. A Carinthia Bravery Cross. (Besonderes Kärntner Kreuz für Tapferkeit. Instituted November 4th, 1919. Constructed of zinc, suspended from a period original ribbon, measuring 33.8 mm (w) x 38.7 mm (l). 

10. A Fire Service and Life Saving Long Service Medal for 40 Years. (Feuerwehr und Rettungsmedaille für 40 Jahre). Instituted November 3rd, 1922. Second Type with Double-Headed Eagle. Constructed of bronze, suspended from a period original trifold ribbon, measuring 31.8 mm in diameter. 

11. Iron Merit Cross. (Eisernes Verdienstkreuz). Instituted May 30th, 1916. Constructed of zinc, suspended from a period original tri-fold ribbon featuring crossed swords, measuring 34.9 mm (w) x 39.5 mm (l). 

A fine lot of ten Austrian Imperial medals, awards, and decorations, in fine to very fine condition.