In bronze gilt and enamels, unmarked, but typical Zimbler manufacture, 54mm x 57mm, with two small rivets on reverse, worn, minor enamel imperfections, very fine condition.

Officer's 50 Years Long Service Decoration, in gilded bronze and enamels, unmarked, superb quality, on original ribbon, very fine condition.

Knight’s Cross in silver, silver gilt and enamels, of fine quality make, good details and quality enamels throughout, ring marked 'GAS' (Scheid) along with Austrian silver hallmark, c.1914, with small decoration of the Officer’s Cross attached to ribbon, enamels intact without chipping, good very fine condition. The Imperial Austrian Franz Joseph Order was founded by the Emperor Franz Joseph I of Austria on December 2, 1849 on the first anniversary of his assumption of the Imperial Crown.

Knight’s Cross, in bronze gilt and enamels, marked on the ring with “Star” mark, circa 1916-1917, original ribbon with small decoration attached, very fine condition, in red case of issue (case fair/good condition). The Imperial Austrian Franz Joseph Order was founded by the Emperor Franz Joseph I of Austria on December 2, 1849 on the first anniversary of his assumption of the Imperial Crown.

Second Class neck Badge with War Decoration, in bronze gilt and enamels, 34.20mm x 65.80mm, by A.E. Kochert, Wien, along with “Star” mark on the reverse of pendalia, “iron crown” imbedded into Lombard crown, circa 1917, with original ribbon, nearly extremely fine condition.

Commander’s, or possibly Grand Cross, in Gold and enamels, 42mmx45mm, weighs 25.4 grams, of very fine quality manufacture, slightly bulbous arms, bulbous center, unmarked, Napoleonic period, circa 1805-1815, minor wear as well as a small chip to enamel, nearly extremely fine condition, very attractive and extremely rare. During Napoleonic period size of Commander’s and Grand Cross were identical, ribbon being the only distinguishable feature. POR

Cross in Gold and enamels, 56.65mmx62.80mm, weighs 26.1 grams, circa 1794, worn condition, unmarked, very fine quality, about very fine condition and extremely rare.

In bronze, enameled, die struck, 56mm x 66mm, minor chipping to enamels, catch period reinforced/repaired, circa 1915, worn, very good/fine condition.

For 50 years of service, in bronze gilt and enamels, 34mm (x61mm including crown suspension), unmarked, but of typical Rothe manufacture with “square” suspension arch, of fine quality manufacture, worn, good very fine condition.

In gold and enamels, 36mm (x58.5mm including crown suspension), by V. Mayer, Wien, marked on ring, along with Austrian Imperial hallmark for 18Kt Gold “Gemsenkopf 3A”, minor enamel chipping, good very fine.

In gold and enamels, 32mm x 43mm, handcrafted and hand chiseled, thin, unmarked, of very fine quality manufacture, circa 1800, unmarked, on original but later ribbon (late nineteenth century), worn condition, minor enamel imperfections, good very fine condition and extremely rare from that period.

Officer’s Cross with War Decoration, in bronze gilt and enamels, 40mm x 75mm, by Vinc Mayer, Wien, typical WWI period cross of fine quality make, minor enamel contact marks and repair, very fine condition.

Commander’s cross, in bronze gilt and enamels, 37.5mm x 70.35mm, by V. Mayer, Wien, marked on the ring, also marked by the “Star” mark, circa 1916, with full length of original ribbon, extremely fine condition.

Third Class breast Badge, in gold and enamels, of very fine quality manufacture by Rothe, Wien, marked “FR” on the ring along with “Gemsenkopf 3A” mark for 18Kt. gold, 29.05mm x 52.70mm, very fine quality badge, no enamel imperfections, extremely fine condition.

Grand Cross Star, in silver, center appliqué in silver, gold and enamels, 88mm, of superb quality manufacture by Rothe, Wien, hallmarked on pin and catch, circa 1905, extremely fine condition, very attractive and very rare.

Knight’s Cross, in Gold and enamels, 31.85mm x 36.00mm, hollow, weighs 16.2 grams (with ribbon), of very fine quality manufacture, unmarked, Napoleonic period, circa 1805-1815, minor rubbing and contacts to enamels, nearly extremely fine condition, with original period ribbon, very attractive and extremely rare.

Superbly crafted large ram decoration in gold and genuine rose cut diamonds (without suspension and ribbon), weighing 35.5 grams (diamonds weighing nearly 1.00 Ct. total weight), 30.5mm x 40.05mm, middle of Nineteen Century, unmarked, of superb quality manufacture, very fine condition and extremely rare. (Nearly identical example is in the collection of Viennese Museum of fine Arts).

Wedding Medal, 1911, in silvered bronze, 80mm, very fine.

In silver and enamels, 36mmx56mm, fine quality, very fine condition.

In bronze, very fine.

In silver and enamels, 30mm, very fine.

Second class, in silver and enamels, by Scheid, extremely fine.

Officer's 40/35 Years Long Service Decoration, in gilded bronze and enamels, superb quality, on original ribbon, very fine condition.

Emperor Franz Joseph, older issue with “Stielhenkelose” suspension, in solid silver, original ribbon, very fine.

In bronze gilt and enamels, typical 196-18 period badge by maker W. Kunz, marked on reverse, along with “Star” mark, with original ribbon, very fine condition.

Emperor Karl, official issue with “Stielhenkelose” suspension, circa 1917-18, in bronze gilt, with “K” attached to ribbon (with four prongs on reverse, official issue), gilded, marked BRONZE on the rim, very good quality, very fine condition and very scarce.

Third Class breast Badge, in GOLD (18Kt.) and enamels, superb quality badge, by Rothe, circa 1880-1900, no enamel imperfections, with original ribbon, extremely fine condition.

Emperor Franz Joseph, in solid silver, with signature under the bust, with second, third and fourth award clasps, extremely fine condition.

Emperor Karl, in solid silver, with signature under the bust, very fine.

In silver, silver gilt and enamels, by V. Mayer (marked on suspension arch), original ribbon, very fine quality, extremely fine condition.

Officer's 40/35 Years Long Service Decoration, in gilded bronze and enamels, superb quality, on original ribbon, very fine condition; in fitted Zimbler, Wien, case of issue.

Solid silver medal, Franz Joseph I, with “War ribbon”, with second award bar, good very fine, in fitted case of issue.

Bronze, silver eagle, very fine.