Serbia, Kingdom. An Order of the White Eagle, V Class, Civil Division Five-Piece Medal Bar

1. (Орден Белог Орла, Пети Ред, Грађанско Одељење) Order of the White Eagle, V Class, Civil Division by G. A Scheid. Silver with white and blue enamels, and crown and suspension ring. Obverse with Serbian white cross and four fire steels within a crowned white-enameled oval medallion flanked by spread wings, reverse with date “1882” in gilt within a similar medallion, on a period red ribbon with white edges.

2. (Златна медаља за храброст „Милош Обилић) Obilić Medal for Bravery Gold Grade, gilt bronze, obverse with right-facing bust of Miloš Obilić and Cyrillic inscription “ОБИЛИЋ” (Obilić), reverse inscribed “ЗА ХРАБРОСТ” (For Bravery), within a laurel wreath, on a period red ribbon.

3. (Сребрна медаља за храброст "Милош Обилић") Obilić Medal for Bravery, Silver Grade, silvered bronze, identical design to the gold grade, on a period red ribbon. 

4. (Споменица за верност отаџбини 1915) Commemorative Medal for Loyalty to the Fatherland 1915 also known as the Albanian Commemorative Medal. Silvered bronze with gilt centre, 32.5 mm x 50 mm. the obverse side depicts the profile of the Supreme Commander of the Serbian Army, Prince-Regent Alexander I, surrounding it is the inscription TO MY COMRADES IN ARMS ALEKSANDAR (својим ратним друговима Александар). On the reverse is the inscription FOR LOYALTY TO THE FATHERLAND 1915 (за верност отаџбини 1915).
The medal is worn on a light green bar with black stripes along the edge. The medal was struck by Arthus-Bertrand in Paris., light contact marks, very fine to near extremely fine.

5. (Споменица на рат 1912. године или Споменица Српско-Турског рата 1912) The 1912 War Memorial or the 1912 Serbian-Turkish War Memorial, popularly known as the Consecrated Kosovo medal. The medal was established on October 31, 1913 , in memory of the First Balkan War. 

6. (Орден Спомен крста балканских ратова 1912–1913) Order of the Commemorative Cross of the Balkan Wars 1912-1913. Gilt bronze, obverse with crowned cipher of King Peter I, reverse inscribed “1913”, on a red ribbon with black edges. 

Medal bar is court-mounted on a single pink cloth-covered bar with long horizontal pin, light contact marks from wear, very fine to near extremely fine.