Serbia, Kingdom. A Lot of Four Medals visually-hidden with two drill holes for

with two drill holes for attachment

the tresse in silvery-white embroidery with two brown stripes running horizontally on each of the two tresse

measuring 46 mm x 46 mm

certified by the handwritten signature of then-Oberst (later Generalmajor) Hans Gollnick (Knight’s Cross of the Iron Cross

and is flanked by dual stylized lion heads

Serbia, Kingdom. A Lot of Four Medals visually-hidden with two drill holes for1. (Medalja za hrabrost Milo Obili) A Medal for Bravery Milo Obili Gold Grade. Instituted July 12th, 1913. (c. 1913 1941 issue). Constructed of gilded bronze, a round medal, the obverse depicting Milo Obili in armour and inscribed with his name, the reverse with a cross, with crossed swords and a laurel wreath, inscribed centrally with For Bravery, on a fixed pierced ball and swivel loop for suspension from its period original triangular ribbon,