Austria, Imperial. A 1902 Petrovaradin Liberation Monument Dedication Commemorative Medal consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac the "V" indicating the steel

the "V" indicating the steel supplier

60 mm (w) x 86

with chipping of the black paint on both edges of the body

being renamed the Queen's County Battalion of Infantry in 1876

the right-hand side presents a collar tab bearing a skull and crossbones in white thread

Austria, Imperial. A 1902 Petrovaradin Liberation Monument Dedication Commemorative Medal consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac the "V" indicating the steelConstructed of silver, the obverse bearing a central raised angelic figure (possibly St. Michael) with the coat of arms of Austria Hungary suspended from a sash, circumscribed by a Latin inscription indicating that the medal was issued to commemorate the dedication of a memorial to a monument to the 1694 liberation of Petrovaradin from the Ottomans, the reverse bearing a stylized map featuring citys famous fortress, the edge bearing a dedication date