Poland, Kingdom. An Order of Polonia Restituta, c.1935 Newly Listed Serbian Bravery Medal "Milos Obilic"

Serbian Bravery Medal "Milos Obilic"

all near mint or mint condition

when he was "badly shaken up" from twelve hours of bombardment on July 10

cross and crossed swords clasp in bronze gilt with black enamels affixed to its original one stripe ribbon with pinback

bearing a reverse black unit dedication of “JR 16” for Infanterie-Regiment 16 indicating a replacement piece harvested from a Heer uniform

Poland, Kingdom. An Order of Polonia Restituta, c.1935 Newly Listed Serbian Bravery Medal "Milos Obilic"Instituted in 1921. Silvered with blue and white enamels, an eight pointed star with emanating rays of various lengths; the obverse centerpiece bears the monogram RP surrounded by a blue enameled ring bearing the Latin words POLONIA RESTITUTA, the reverse presents a pin assembly, unmarked, 77 mm, enamels intact, hinge and catch functional, better than very fine condition. Footnote: The Order of Polonia Restituta was instituted on 4 February 1921. It