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Six gold-plated metal medals, hallmarked by the manufacturer, contained in a rectangular case made of red morocco leather with gold-plated metal fittings, marked in Austrian: “Medals from the First International Hunting Exhibition, Vienna, 1910. Under the High Patronage of His Imperial, Royal, and Apostolic Majesty Emperor Franz Joseph I”; interior lined with silk and beige velvet, manufactured by August Klein Wien: Three round medals, two with a diameter of 51 mm and one of 42.5 mm; one octagonal medal 50 mm wide; and two rectangular medals with rounded corners measuring 49 x 79.5 mm and 80 x 60 mm; they are signed by: “HANS SCHAEFER,” “ALFRED HOFMANN,” and “WILHELM HEJDA”; one side depicts hunting scenes, and the other features various portraits of the Emperor. Dimensions: 27.5 x 18 cm. (A few small scratches on the morocco leather). Period: Austria, 1910. Very good condition, nearly new.
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