he had destroyed thirty-three enemy aircraft - twenty-one of these since the date of the last award (second Bar to the Military Cross) was conferred on him
both tabs displaying a shiny metallic death’s head constructed of fine quality hand-embroidered aluminum/silver bullion wire wound around a white core
1918 and commissioned on March 17
near mint condition and very attractive
"Lazy 2" version
Yugoslavia, Kingdom. A Royal Yugoslav Army Insignia, With Wartime Propaganda Leaflet certificate_of_authenticity he had destroyed thirty-three enemyConstructed of a red cotton rayon blend, the obverse bearing a machine embroidered white Royal Yugoslav Army insignia, unmarked, measuring 8 cm in diameter, demonstrating minor material fatigue, in near extremely fine condition; accompanied by a wartime propaganda leaflet, constructed of off white paper stock with black ink, featuring a letterhead in the form of a large Serbian national eagle, followed by a Cyrillic inscription denouncing both the