Serbia, Kingdom. A Medal For Zeal, Gold Grade, Type Ii With A Single Crown Between The Eagles' Heads Auction Archive Part IV - Manoeuvre and

Part IV - Manoeuvre and Detached Duties (General Principles of Cavalry Action

a ball hinge that is missing its through-pin and with replacement wire

Helmet measures 290 mm x 305 mm x 120 mm

he was posted to the 11th Reserve Battalion and admitted to Princess Christian Hospital

on a bronze suspension frame with pinback

Serbia, Kingdom. A Medal For Zeal, Gold Grade, Type Ii With A Single Crown Between The Eagles' Heads Auction Archive Part IV - Manoeuvre andSerbia; Bronze gilt, unmarked, 34. 3 mm, original triangular ribbon with hook and eye, scattered gilt wear, near extremely fine. Footnote: The Medal for Zeal, Gold Grade was awarded to officers of combat units for exemplary service. The first type of this medal was introduced in 1913 during The Balkan Wars, with crowns above both eagles. It continued to be awarded during and after the First World War. The design was subsequently changed in favour of a