A Large Serbian Officer's Badge For "Kalpak"; 1903 Archive This type of badge was

This type of badge was worn by the members of the "Ustasha Defense" Units

2) An Austro-Hungarian Bronze Class Bravery Medal

tear on the left side just above his shoulder

obverse engraved in script with his initials "LLW"

which being sneakily approached by a seemingly Japanese officer

A Large Serbian Officer's Badge For "Kalpak"; 1903 Archive This type of badge wasSerbia; A large cab badge in silvered bronze and enamels, 42mm x 51mm, slight enamel chipping, with Royal Cypher of King Peter I, worn example, in very fine condition. Footnote: introduced by King Peter 1 in 1903, and worn on traditional Serbian military headgear, called "kalpak", a high crowned cap worn in the Balkans, Turkey, Iran, and neighboring countries.