bearing “Vitam Et Sanguinem” (translation: Life and Blood) and “Princeps et Patria” (translation: Prince and Country)
exhibiting moderate contact marks overall
1940 and was commissioned as a Flying Officer
bronze clasp bearing a "2" on its original ribbon with dual prong pinback
the obverse bears a 1914 iron cross paty with a crown at the 12 o’clock arm
Serbia, Kingdom. A Miniature Order of the White Eagle, in Gold, c. 1900 Province of China bearing “Vitam Et Sanguinem” (translation:(Serbian Cyrillic: , romanized: Orden Belog orla). Instituted in 1883. In Gold and enamels, consisting of a double headed eagle in white enamel, the obverse center bearing the white cross, the reverse bearing the royal cipher, marked on rim with former Austro Hungarian goat head Gold mark 1872 1922 with an A denoting Vienna manufacture, unidentified makers mark on rim, measures 25. 5 mm (h) x 12. 7 mm (w), weighs 3. 0 grams, in extremely fine