Austria, Imperial. A Lot Of Medals & Awards, C.1916 Newly Listed Army Aviation Prop and Wings

Army Aviation Prop and Wings Collar Insignia (two-piece construction

The London Gazette records that Whybrow was injured at the battle of Inkermann

he held the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel and it was noted that "the value of his special qualifications in all matters relating to supplies and equipment was at once recognized and he was seconded to a very important appointment with the Department of Munitions and Supply in 1940"

illustrating Saint George facing right with flowing red cloak

one is wearing an Observer's Badge

Austria, Imperial. A Lot Of Medals & Awards, C.1916 Newly Listed Army Aviation Prop and Wings(Militrverdienstmedaillen). A collection of six Austrian medals, including a Military Merit Medal (Militrverdienstmedaille Signum Laudis), constructed of silver, the obverse presents the right facing bust of Emperor Karl, circumscribed by the inscription CAROLVS D. G. IMP. AVST. REX. BOH. ETC. ET. REX. APOST. HVNG, maker mark KAUTSCH beneath the bust, the reverse centre presents the motto SIGNVM LAVDIS (SIGN OF PRAISE), surrounded by a wreath of half