Austro-Hungarian Empire. Two First War Badges Hold In the early days of

In the early days of the Second War

and as the 59th Stormont and Glengarry Regiment on May 8

It measures approximately 175 mm (w) x 285 mm (l) x 145 mm (h)

Footnote: The 392nd (Croatian) Infantry Division (German: 392

Cottle was transferred to and taken on strength by the 40th Canadian Reserve Battalion on July 6

Austro-Hungarian Empire. Two First War Badges Hold In the early days ofIncludes: 1. First War Central Powers "United Forces" Badge 1914 1915: two piece construction, in bronze gilt with red, white, green, yellow and black enamels, illustrating the Hungarian coat of arms mounted to the badge with a voided centre, surrounded by the inscription "MIT VEREINTEN KRFTEN 1914 15" (With United Forces 1914 15), itself within a wreath composed of laurel leaves and bearing the four flags of the Central Powers, clockwise from the