A French Made Serbian Medal For Zeal; Gold Grade Auction Mulligan was later transferred to

Mulligan was later transferred to the 21st Infantry Battalion and survived the war

In a small minority it may be the first symptom of peptic ulcer disease (an ulcer of the stomach or duodenum) and occasionally cancer)

his Royal Naval Warrant Patrol Card

numbered "84 and "35" and maker marked "HW" (Heinrich Weiss) on the ring

which employed young women

A French Made Serbian Medal For Zeal; Gold Grade Auction Mulligan was later transferred toGold' grade of medal for Zeal, struck in gilded bronze, 32 mm, mounted on red ribbon. Awarded to officers of combat units for exemplary service. First type of this medal, introduced in 1913 during The Balkan Wars. Design was subsequently changed in favour of larger medal with altered design (#S98). Unmarked, but very likely manufactured by French maker Bertrand. Good quality, and in better than very fine condition. Scarce.