Barac# 91, Silver 31 mm.; Karl I (1917-1918); with uncharacteristic original ribbon; original name: Tapferkeitmedaille; Condition-I-II The Austria Bravery Silver Medal "Der Tapferkeit" II Class Type IV from the years 1917-1918 is a prestigious and historically significant award. This medal, minted during the reign of Emperor Karl I of Austria from 1917 to 1918, is a symbol of courage and valor. The original name of the medal is "Tapferkeitmedaille," highlighting its purpose to honor acts of bravery and valor. Made of silver and measuring 31mm in diameter, this medal was awarded to individuals who displayed exceptional courage in the face of danger. During the years 1917-1918, Austria-Hungary was embroiled in World War I, facing significant challenges and hardships. The bravery and sacrifices of individuals during this tumultuous period were recognized and honored through awards like the Austria Bravery Silver Medal. This medal is a tangible reminder of the bravery and heroism exhibited by individuals during a time of great conflict and adversity. Its historical significance serves as a reminder of the courage and sacrifice of those who served their country with honor. Careful Packing and Shipping from JMEDALS -Lithuania I'm do not Combine Shipping Good luck !