Austria, Empire. A Marksmanship Performance Badge Of The Kuk Artillery For First Gunners certificate_of_authenticity Upper exhibiting light wear and

Upper exhibiting light wear and contact

and four Newspaper Clippings Regarding Coleman's Cycling Achievements and Tragic Drowning Death

as published in the Canada Gazette on June 8

working for the Richelieu Woollen Mills in Chambly-Canton

Silver Grade (silvered iron

Austria, Empire. A Marksmanship Performance Badge Of The Kuk Artillery For First Gunners certificate_of_authenticity Upper exhibiting light wear andIn bronzed tombac, illustrating crossed cannons backed by a target and surmounted by the Austrian crown, all within an open ended wreath of laurel leaves, measuring 45. 7 mm in diameter, intact clip, scattered bronzing wear on the obverse, surface rust on the reverse, very fine. Footnote: This was instituted in 1888 by Kaiser Franz Joseph, while in 1913 a similar badge, with the Hungarian crown, was adopted for the Hungarian Artillery.