Austria, Imperial. A Silver Bravery Medal, Ii Class With Officer’s Decoration, C.1917 certificate_of_authenticity 65mm (inclusive of ring)

65mm (inclusive of ring)

stamped in black ink "SIGNAL CORPS PHOTO / PLEASE CREDIT / RELEASED BY AUTHORITY OF THE BUREAU OF PUBLIC RELATIONS OR BY THEATRE PRESS CENSOR" and "SCHOOL OF PERSONNEL" with "574" in handwritten black ink and inscribed "Stauffer" in pencil

When he enlisted for service with the Australian Military Forces on September 21

Despite no warning

Maclean Howard was struck off strength upon general demobilization at Military Headquarters in Ottawa

Austria, Imperial. A Silver Bravery Medal, Ii Class With Officer’s Decoration, C.1917 certificate_of_authenticity 65mm (inclusive of ring)(Silberne Tapferkeitsmedaille II. Klasse). Instituted on 19 August 1789. (1917 1918 issue). A round silver medal, the obverse depicting a rightward facing profile of Karl I circumscribed by name and title, the reverse with inscription of FORTITUDINI (BRAVERY) within a laurel branch wreath and above crossed standards, on a loop for suspension from its period original tri fold ribbon with magnetic metal hook and loop, designer marked on the obverse