and in 1912
Serbian Red Cross Society Medal
1917 but lasted one month before being admitted on February 5th to the 2nd Eastern General Hospital at Brighton with another outbreak of gonorrhea
obverse illustrating an iron cross in the centre surrounded by the inscription "STIFTUNG REICHSEHRENMAL"
right side has two sliding leather belt loops and one row of ten holes
A Large Serbian Officer's Badge For "Kalpak"; 1903 Archive and in 1912Serbia; A large cab badge in silvered bronze and enamels, 42mm x 51mm, slight enamel chipping, with Royal Cypher of King Peter I, worn example, in very fine condition. Footnote: introduced by King Peter 1 in 1903, and worn on traditional Serbian military headgear, called "kalpak", a high crowned cap worn in the Balkans, Turkey, Iran, and neighboring countries.