the reverse with a barrel hinge set inside of a crimped border and a vertical pinback meeting a round wire catch
Both sides of the tip feature raised oak leaf branch designs
316 Austrian-Hungarians received a Knight’s Cross
loop marked “4” (Steinhauer & Lück
circumscribed by inscriptions indicating that the medal was issued in 1696 in commemoration of the Azov campaigns of the Russo-Turkish War of 1686-1700
United Kingdom. A Royal Army Medical Corps Officer’s Service Tunic, c.1952 Buy Now the reverse with a barrelA fine quality Royal Army Medical Corps (RAMC) Officers Tunic, constructed of olive drab barathea. A four button tunic with four front pockets, top featuring scalloped folds, bottom straight cut, ribbon bar sewn into place above left breast pocket as well as four loops for medal bar mounting, officier's collar badges in silver and gilt manufactured by J. R. Gaunt, London, each shoulder strap featuring fire gilt insignia, airborne insignia sewn to