the base illustrating a wreath of oak leaves with the shield on Karl I at its bottom and surmounted by the Austrian and Hungarian crowns
he went on five patrols
the left flank of the 9th Parachute Battalion at Merville was secure
constructed of an olive-drab wool cloth
above an inscription of “26
Austria, Empire. Three Austro-Hungarian Knives Hold the base illustrating a wreath1. Knife with 24. 5cm steel blade, wooden handle with horizontal etchings, , marked J Peterlongo, Innsbruck dating the piece between 1826 to 1898, loop on end, steel scabbard; 2. Knife with 24 cm length steel blade, smooth wooden handle with strap loop, steel scabbard, having been pitted and cleaned; 3. Trench Knife with wooden handle, 20. 5 cm blade with leather washer, black painted steel scabbard, fine as a lot.