A Very Rare 1920's Bulgarian Navy Admiral's Dagger by E. & F. Hörster

This rather scarce Bulgarian dagger features finely detailed engraved blade, with untouched edges. It remaining bright and crisp. The obverse has the cypher of Tsar Boris III as well as "Za Nami Boga" (God is with Us) on the reverse. With only light wear on the edges, in addition to the faint scratches common to extraction and return to the scabbard, it displays a beautiful, natural shine, and it therefore must be classified as in extremely fine condition. The leather washer at the cross guard junction is in intact, while the cross guard itself features the Bulgaria coat of arms on one side and the Military Order of Bravery 1912 on the other. It exhibits crisp details and high relief, complemented by an oakleafed ferrule. The orange synthetic grip is smooth, with light contact marks and one small chip where it meets the eight-sided crown pommel. The pommel's brass end exhibits some common yet small contact marks as well. The steel scabbard appears without dents, with a nice pebbling effect, while the two bands display the flattened, detailed oakleaf pattern. The throat and dagger hanger rings are brass. A fine quality example of this type of dagger, in extremely fine condition.

A Second War Royal Bulgarian Army Officers' Dagger - This rather scarce Bulgarian dagger features finely detailed engraved blade, with untouched edges. It remaining bright and crisp. The obverse has the cypher of Tsar Boris III as well as "Za Nami Boga" (God is with Us) on the reverse. With only light wear on the edges, in addition to the faint scratches common to extraction and return to the scabbard, it displays a beautiful, natural shine, and it therefore must be classified as in extremely fine condition. The leather washer at the cross guard junction is in intact, while the cross guard itself features the Bulgaria coat of arms on one side and the Military Order of Bravery 1912 on the other. It exhibits crisp details and high relief, complemented by an oakleafed ferrule. The orange synthetic grip is smooth, with light contact marks and one small chip where it meets the eight-sided crown pommel (missing cross) The pommel's brass end exhibits some common yet small contact marks as well. The steel scabbard appears without dents, with a nice pebbling effect, while the two bands display the flattened, detailed oakleaf pattern. The throat and dagger hanger rings are brass. A fine quality example of this type of dagger, in very fine. 

Bulgarian certificate, 17.7 x 25.2 cm. Date of item: 1938. Condition: very good, signs of aging.

An award certificate for one Fritz Possiel from Berlin-Wilmersdorf from the Ministry of War of the Kingdom of Bulgaria, in light of his service in Serbia during WWI, dated June 30th, 1938. A Bulgarian postage stamp depicting a WWI soldier and the dates 1915/18 has been glued to the certificate, just above a faint seal printed onto the paper.

A Royal Yugoslavian Navy Officer’s Belt Buckle; in fire gilt bronze; illustrating a fouled anchor topped with the Yugoslavian crown, surrounded by a wreath of laurel leaves; unmarked; measuring 41 mm in diameter. Officer’s Belt; in black patterned threading;brown leather interior; black backer embossed with maker's mark (translated - Officer Fellowship); right end of the belt finishes in a point and has squared loop for length adjustment, as well as matching gilt metal receiving clip; left end of the belt finishes in the belt buckle, held in place by a squared loop; matching set of naval dagger hangers in gilt bronze, consisting of one longer and one shorter dagger hanger; with springs fully functional; measuring 4 cm x 89 cm; in slightly worn condition, and of excellent quality manufacture; some fabric worn down that reveals leather; overall better than very fine condition.