Austria, Imperial. A Military Long Service Decoration, II Class for Officers for 40 Years, c.1900 visually-hidden the reverse with the inscription

the reverse with the inscription “DER TAPFERKEIT” (“TO BRAVERY”)

4 police officers and 16 Nazi party members died

issued at headquarters on 27 October 1941

Africa Star (in bronze gilt

Austria, Imperial. A Military Long Service Decoration, II Class for Officers for 40 Years, c.1900 visually-hidden the reverse with the inscription(Militrdienstzeichen II Klasse fr Offiziere fr 40 Jahre). Instituted September 19, 1849. Type III (1890 1913). In bronze gilt, a cross pattee with partially black enamelled arms, with superimposed gilt eagle in the center, the reverse is plain with a lightly etched border around the cross, unmarked, measures 28. 6 mm (w) x 32. 3 mm (h), worn on original trifold ribbon, enamels intact, light gilt wear, extremely fine. Contained in a red pebbled case