Star of the Order of Maria Theresa. Austria. Repro For Sale

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Star of the Order of Maria Theresa. Austria. Repro:
$32.00

The replica is one-sided. The replica is made of metal with enamel, the dimensions are shown in the photo.
Such an award will take a worthy place in your private collection, suitable for museums and social institutions, educational institutions, for filming, theater, children's matinees, performances, reconstructions and people who are fond of history and this subject. Great gift for Christmas, birthday or any other holiday.
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Description/history of the order:Order of Maria Theresawas established by the Queen of Hungary and Bohemia Maria Theresa in 1757 during the Seven Years' War in honor of the victory over Prussiaunder Kolin and was intended only for rewarding the military. The first to be awarded was the commander of the Battle of KolinField Marshal Leopold Joseph Daun. In 1918, after the collapse of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, the last Emperor Charles I handed overthe right to award the order to the Order Council. In 1931, the last awarding of the order took place, after which the Council decidedthat no further awards will be made. The last holder of the order is the pilot of the First World War, Baron Gottfried von Banfield.