Serbia, Kingdom. An Order Of Takovo, I Class Breast Star, C.1900 GTRexclude RZM M9/25” on the reverse

RZM M9/25” on the reverse

Fancier fittings

The Battalion was raised in Ontario and Quebec and mobilized at Camp Valcartier

Inside the interior upper left breast pocket is a manufacturer’s label of “C

most of the gilding present

Serbia, Kingdom. An Order Of Takovo, I Class Breast Star, C.1900 GTRexclude RZM M9/25” on the reverse( ). Instituted on 22 May 1865 by Prince Michael III Obrenovich. Type IV, Model I, Civil Division. (Issued 1878 1903). A breast star consists of an eight point silver star with faceted rays, the obverse medallion features a silver gilt, white enamelled Maltese Cross tipped with golden ball finials, between the arms is a silver gilded Cross of St. Andrew, with a red enamelled central medallion with the golden crowned cipher of Prince Milan IV,