Austria, Imperial. An Order Of Leopold, Commander Cross With War Decoration, C.1980 Archive Issued in a single grade

Issued in a single grade to the volunteers who took part in the campaign of Luzo

Footnote: These badges were apparently worn in small amounts (when they could afford the production)

In its original paper packet of issue

during which the German Imperial Army first used chlorine gas

He would be given his own command towards the end of the war

Austria, Imperial. An Order Of Leopold, Commander Cross With War Decoration, C.1980 Archive Issued in a single gradeInstituted January 8, 1808. Of modern Rothe manufacture, a commanders cross in bronze gilt, featuring a red and white enamelled cross pattee, the obverse medallion featuring the cypher of FIA surrounded by a white ring inscribed INTEGRITATI ET MERITO, the reverse medallion features a white enamelled field with the inscription OPES REGUM CORA SUBDITO RUM, surrounded by a gilt wreath, the badge is suspended from a large crown with a green enamelled