Austria, Imperial. A First War Austro-Hungarian Storm-Trooper's Badge Buy Now Each of the sleeve cuffs

Each of the sleeve cuffs are purposely designed without buttons and have a raised chevron design

1886 in Duisburg (western Germany)

Footnote: The Comrades of The Great War were formed in 1917 as a non-political association to represent the rights of ex-service men and women who had served or had been discharged from service during World War I

Very large grouping of award documents to an early period Air Gunner

on tattered ribbon as worn

Austria, Imperial. A First War Austro-Hungarian Storm-Trooper's Badge Buy Now Each of the sleeve cuffsBadge of the Assault Battalion 106, in die struck blackened bronze, 45mm x 62mm, it weighs 11. 6 grams, marked on reverse "Braun, Wien", worn badge, in very fine condition, rare. Footnote: When the Austro Hungarian (AH) Army High Command (AOK Armeeoberkommando) decided to raise Assault units and squads, it was first planned (following the comments in the first assault unit manual) to introduce special collar badges for storm troopers similar to the