Hungary, Regency. A Signum Laudis Medal, Bronze Grade, Cased Archive with an illegible maker’s mark

with an illegible maker’s mark on the suspension ring

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contact marks but otherwise better than very fine condition

dated "MARCH

Hungary, Regency. A Signum Laudis Medal, Bronze Grade, Cased Archive with an illegible maker’s mark(Magyar korons rmek). Instituted in 1923. Two piece construction, in bronze gilt, marked "BRONZ" (bronze) on the edge, measuring 32. 2 mm (w) x 50. 8 mm (h) inclusive of its crown suspension, tiny edge nicks, on its original triangular wartime ribbon with hook and eye, near extremely fine. In its hardshelled case of issue, red pebbled exterior on five sides, the bottom in forest green, the lid embossed with the Royal Hungarian crown in gold coloured