Yugoslavia, Kingdom. A Royal Air Force Officer’s Dagger, Model 1936, “Oficirska Zadruga, Beograd” consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac the reverse of one bearing

the reverse of one bearing a handwritten Serbian Cyrillic inscription and Vojvodina studio mark

He was later attached to the 3rd Brigade as an Orderly in November 1915

DE VRIES learned the location of an enemy Nebel-Werfer position which he found

right arm and right buttock

and sporadic stitched repairs to the interior liner

Yugoslavia, Kingdom. A Royal Air Force Officer’s Dagger, Model 1936, “Oficirska Zadruga, Beograd” consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac the reverse of one bearing( , ) Officers Cooperative, Belgrade Royal Air Force Officers Dagger, Model 1936. Nickel plated hilt with broad propeller form crossguard over a hub decorated as a turbine wheel, ribbed dark (black) grip bound with twisted wire and capped by a stylized pommel; bright double edged stiletto blade etched on one face with the crowned Serbian Yugoslav double headed eagle with arms, the ricasso stamped in Cyrillic (Oficirska ZadrugaBelgrade officers