An Italian Volunteer's Merit Medal, Type I For The Italian-Austrian War Of 1915-1918 Newly Listed it was noted that "This

it was noted that "This student could have stood higher in class standing if he had applied himself more diligently

First Class - In blackened iron

each five minute interval also marked

measuring 55 mm x 43 mm

3) Hindenburg Cross for Combatants

An Italian Volunteer's Merit Medal, Type I For The Italian-Austrian War Of 1915-1918 Newly Listed it was noted that "ThisItaly (Kingdom); Bronze, engraver marked "P. MORBIDUCCI" on the obverse and "SACCHINI MILANO" on the reverse, 32. 5 mm, without ribbon, green oxidation evident on the reverse, spotting, better than very fine. Footnote: The Volunteer's Merit Medal was established on May 24, 1923 by Royal decree no. 1163 and awarded to all those who were praiseworthy and volunteered in the Royal Army or Navy during the First World War.