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 Silvered bronze fixtures are riveted

Silvered bronze fixtures are riveted to the scabbard at both the tip and throat

vertical needle style pinback (previously re-soldered onto the barrel hinge) and with a round wire catch

the reverse plain with a banjo style pinback with a barrel hinge and a catch affixed to a circular plate

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

" He was in the rank of Major with the Canadian Artillery when he was named Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel effective September 21

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 Silvered bronze fixtures are rivetedConstructed 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