Original Austro-Hungarian WWI Studio Portrait of Soldier & Family Member in Bubble Frame with Possible Identification on Reverse - Paul Mankowski - 17 x 23” Fusee Spring & Cover On the right side of

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Original Austro-Hungarian WWI Studio Portrait of Soldier & Family Member in Bubble Frame with Possible Identification on Reverse - Paul Mankowski - 17 x 23” Fusee Spring & Cover On the right side ofOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a lovely and scarce portrait of an Austro Hungarian soldier alongside a family member, taken during the World War I era. The soldier is wearing an Austro Hungarian enlisted mans overseas cap with the FJI Cap badge, for Franz Joseph I. The frame measures 17 x 23 and is in good condition, with some of the ornate pieces on the front of the frame becoming loose. On the back of the frame are attached two copies of