Austria, Imperial. An Order Of The Iron Crown, Collar With Badge (Rothe Copy) Archive illustrating oak leaves and acorns

illustrating oak leaves and acorns on the left and laurel leaves on the right and forming an open-ended wreath

overall: 5cm x 10

at the age of 92 and is buried at Williston Cemetery in Williston

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The fez was originally an ancient headwear piece used by various elite forces within Europe

Austria, Imperial. An Order Of The Iron Crown, Collar With Badge (Rothe Copy) Archive illustrating oak leaves and acorns(Orden der Eisernen Krone). Instituted February 12, 1816 by Emperor Franz Joseph I. A Post 1945 Manufactured Rothe Copy. A bronze gilt collar, likely of Rothe manufacturing, composed of thirty six total links, alternating between an oval laurel wreath, a crown detailed with red, green and white enamels, and FP (Franciscus Primus), the reverse of each link mirrors the obverse except for the FP links which present detailed hand engraved lines and cross