Serbia, Kingdom. A Photograph of King Alexander I Obrenović Archive along with close quarters troops

along with close quarters troops destroyed 19 T34 and was able to deny the attack and inflict heavy losses on the enemy

the reverse bearing a raised inscription of “FÜR ARBEIT ZUM SCHÜTZE DEUTSCHLANDS” (“FOR WORK IN THE DEFENCE OF GERMANY”)

featuring a beautifully preserved 251 mm long nickel-plated magnetic steel blade

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constructed of gilded bronze with magnetic metal

Serbia, Kingdom. A Photograph of King Alexander I Obrenović Archive along with close quarters troopsA cabinet format photographic portrait measuring 15 cm x 26 cm, printed on heavy card stock and depicting King Alexander I Obrenovi in full dress uniform with medals and orders rendered in fine lithographic detail, the upper mount bearing a printed royal crown device, the lower margin signed in the plate and dated 30 III 903, the reverse displaying the ornate studio imprint of Milan Jovanovitch, Royal Court Photographer in Belgrade, featuring the