Austro-Hungarian Empire. A Krakow Fortress Cap Badge Auction Archive Upon his return to civilian

Upon his return to civilian life

the buckle stitched in place where the belt wraps around to the reverse

settling on the West Coast

as shown in the following extract from the order of the say from this commander of the 52nd Infantry Division

1885 in North Sydney

Austro-Hungarian Empire. A Krakow Fortress Cap Badge Auction Archive Upon his return to civilianIn silvered tombac; with two hooks on the reverse for cap attachment; depicting a rightward facing bust of Kaiser Franz Joseph; maker marked K. Korschmann on the obverse; measuring 40 mm x 35 mm; better than fine condition. Footnote: The Austro Hungarian Krakow Fortress was built between 1850 and 1856. It served as a fortification, and is still intact today.