Austria, Imperial. An Austro-Hungarian Em/Nco’s Belt And Buckle Hold the reverse inscribed “Signum Laudis”

the reverse inscribed “Signum Laudis” within an open-ended laurel wreath consisting of laurel and oak leaves

perched atop a stylized letter "A" (Hermann Aurich

It was commonly known as the Blue Division

The blade edges are unsharpened with a semi-sharp tip

Berlin (Friedländer Brothers of Berlin) served as the official crown jeweller of Prussian Princess Louise

Austria, Imperial. An Austro-Hungarian Em/Nco’s Belt And Buckle Hold the reverse inscribed “Signum Laudis”(Landstreitkrfte sterreich Ungarns Grtel). A First War period Austro Hungarian Army belt and buckle, latter constructed of blackened leather, one end stitched around a bronze loop, the other end with an interior tongue bearing eight sets of dual eyelets, unmarked, measuring 950 mm in length, accompanied by a buckle constructed of bronze, the obverse with coats of arms of the Kingdoms of Austria and Hungary, above a raised banner with an inscription of