Description
1892 in Kenora and signed his Attestation Paper with the 44th Infantry Battalion on January 1
the reverse marked with a Czechoslovakian lion rampant indicating domestic manufacture
consisting of 1) A first class breast star
A First war Serbian Order of St
" He was subsequently declared to be Category "E" (unfit for service in Categories A
Bulgaria, Kingdom. A Pilot Badge, Type I, Screwback Variant, German Made, c.1930 consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac 1892 in Kenora and signed(Znachka na pilota). Instituted in 1921. (1930s issue). Constructed of gilded bronze, consisting of a large eagle with open wings topped by a Hungarian Royal Crown and a superimposed B, the reverse plain, with a base with threads and a matching threaded screwback plate, unmarked but displaying German made manufacturing characteristics likely made by Friedrich Sedlatzek of Berlin, measuring approximately 61. 2 mm (w) x 27. 6 mm (l), weighing 8. 79
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