Austria-Hungary, Empire. An Infantry Officer’s Shako Plate visually-hidden the reverse of the lantern

the reverse of the lantern features an attachment button for mounting to the bulkhead of the vessel

a motor vehicle drivers trade Badge

dated 1934

where he supervised the duties of eighteen men in a Field Battery motor pool

Type I (1789-1910 issued)

Austria-Hungary, Empire. An Infantry Officer’s Shako Plate visually-hidden the reverse of the lantern(Helmadler fr Offiziere der Infanterie). Constructed of gilded bronze, the obverse consisting of a double headed Austro Hungarian imperial eagle clutching a sword and orb, overlaid by a central raised coat of arms of Emperor Franz Joseph, with a clip emanating from the lower edge of the crown to accommodate an accompanying shakos chinstrap, the reverse retaining both lugs, unmarked, measuring 8 cm (w) x 9. 5 cm (h), demonstrating minor surface