Austria-Hungary, Empire. An Infantry Officer’s Shako Plate visually-hidden (1848-1854 issue)
Description
(1848-1854 issue)
it was conferred upon those who had assisted during emergencies
the reverse of the lantern features an attachment button for mounting to the bulkhead of the vessel
with original sash
where he supervised the duties of eighteen men in a Field Battery motor pool
Austria-Hungary, Empire. An Infantry Officer’s Shako Plate visually-hidden (1848-1854 issue)(Helmadler fr Offiziere der Infanterie). Constructed of gilded bronze, the obverse consisting of a double headed Austro Hungarian imperial eagle clutching a sword and orb, overlaid by a central raised coat of arms of Emperor Franz Joseph, with a clip emanating from the lower edge of the crown to accommodate an accompanying shakos chinstrap, the reverse retaining both lugs, unmarked, measuring 8 cm (w) x 9. 5 cm (h), demonstrating minor surface
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