Austria, Imperial. An Honour Decoration of the Red Cross, Officer’s Cross, with War Decoration, c. 1914 visually-hidden Canadian Field Artillery on May

Canadian Field Artillery on May 1

engraver marked below the bust

(Issue 1864 -)

A presentation case for a Knight’s Cross of the Military Order of the Knights of Concordia

such as the First and Seventh Territorial Battalions of the Chasseurs Alpins who were prominent in the liberation of Alsace

Austria, Imperial. An Honour Decoration of the Red Cross, Officer’s Cross, with War Decoration, c. 1914 visually-hidden Canadian Field Artillery on May(Ehrenzeichen vom Roten Kreuz). Instituted August 14th, 1914. (c. 1914 issue). Constructed of silver, consisting of a Latin Cross with red and white enameled arms, with a round central white enameled medallion bearing a red enameled Greek Cross, surrounded by a red enameled ring inscribed with Patriae ac Humanitati (Country and Humanity) in capital letters, with a green enameled laurel and oak wreath with red enameled berries superimposed on the