with “Die Heimat Dankt Den Tapferen Soldaten” (The Homeland Thanks The Brave Soldiers) and an outline of an Iron Cross 1939 First Class on the reverse
as there was a seven month period (November 10
The photos are accompanied by a four-panel Subcommittee of the Ethnic Association Program Card 1934 (front cover with the Yugoslav coat-of-arms and the Chetnik insignia
with a depressed black rayon medal bed
Mounted as originally worn on gilt chain
Bulgaria, Kingdom. An Order of St. Alexander, IV Class Officer in Case Buy Now with “Die Heimat Dankt DenInstituted December 21, 1881. In silver gilt and enamels, a white cross pattee with surmounting crown, obverse medallion with the inscription and reverse 19 1878, worn on red ribbon with rosette denoting IV class, measures 39mm (w) x 69. 9 mm (h), minor enamel wear to crown, otherwise intact, remains very fine. Contained in original case of issue, red leatherette exterior denoting IV class on the lid, silk interior lid and velvet base, measures 70 mm