Austria, Empire. A First War Bravery Medal Bar GTRexclude Vatican coat-of-arms framed within a

Vatican coat-of-arms framed within a rectangular border in gold-coloured ink on the lid

The Order of Glory was created as the highest soldier's award

at the huge Naval Base on the Firth of Forth at Rosyth

Fegelein left the Reich Chancellery bunker complex and was caught by SS-Obersturmbannführer Peter Högl in his Berlin apartment on April 27th

Austria, Empire. A First War Bravery Medal Bar GTRexclude Vatican coat-of-arms framed within aBronze bravery medal bearing Latin Fortitvdini (translation: fortitude) on obverse, reverse bearing bust of Charles I and inscription Kautsch on bottom left quadrant, measuring at 39. 94mm (w) x 43. 43mm (h) (to top of ring suspension). Iron cross bearing monogram of Franz Joseph I on obverse and reverse bearing 1916, measuring at 35. 07mm (w) x 39. 51mm (h) (to top of ring suspension). Bronze bravery medal, bearing DER TAPFERKEIT (translation: For