Cross First Class, with Swords and Oak Leaves, in suilver gilt and enamels, 1914-1918, 63x63mm (oak leaves 17.8x20.5mm), unmarked, without ribbon, of fine quality make, worn, very tiny enamel imperfections, nearly extremely fine and rare.
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A Second War Kossak Army Artillery Battalion Identification Tag; Ground Found In zink; with “169 1./KD 6. KOS. ART ABT” stamped on both sides of the triple slotted disc; three drill holes; measuring 70 mm x 50 mm; ground recovered condition.
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Item EU14170 |
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A 1933/34 Potsdam “One Nation, One Empire, One Leader” Celebration Badge A 1933/34 Potsdam “Ein Volk, Ein Reich, Ein Führer” badge; in bronze; horizontal pinback; unmarked; measuring 31 mm x 35 mm; very fine condition.
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Item G33020 |
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A Yugoslav Artillery Officer’s Visor Insignia; "British" Cap Version Yugoslavia (Kingdom). Officer’s Insignia Cap Badge for Artillery (Model 1939), Cloth Version for the "British" Cap, Introduced in 1939; Silver and gold-coloured bullion wire, in various textures, cypher of Peter II on the two-headed eagle's chest, the eagles surmounted by a crown and surrounded by an open-ended wreath composed of laurel leaves on the left and oak leaves on the right, touches of gray embroidery representing the mouths on the eagles, along with red embroidery in the crown and in the eyes on the eagles, on a black wool base, padded, black cotton backer, 53.5 mm x 58.5 mm, edge wear evident, near extremely fine. Embroidered version is scarce. Footnote: This cap badge was frequently worn by the Serbian/Royalist Chetniks between 1941 and 1945. |
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Item EU14075 |
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An Imperial Russian Medal for the Russo-Japanese War 1904-1905 Russia (Imperial); Bronze, 28 mm, on a replacement ribbon with red felt backer and pinback, contact marks on the reverse, green oxidation evident on both sides, edge nicks, very fine.
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Item EU14113 |