Serbia, Kingdom. A Medal For Zeal, Gold Grade, Type Ii With A Single Crown Between The Eagles' Heads GTRexclude a row of embroidered yellow

a row of embroidered yellow Oakleaves appear in the centre of the armband and runs its full length

maker mark “Ges

Ings with a strength of 37 officers and 1

inscribed "CONFEDERATION EUROPEENNE DES ANCIENS COMBATTANTS" and maker marked "LR PARIS" on their reverses

along with being marked with a large handwritten size "7" at the left rear near the seam

Serbia, Kingdom. A Medal For Zeal, Gold Grade, Type Ii With A Single Crown Between The Eagles' Heads GTRexclude a row of embroidered yellowSerbia; Bronze gilt, unmarked, 34. 3 mm, original triangular ribbon with hook and eye, scattered gilt wear, near extremely fine. Footnote: The Medal for Zeal, Gold Grade was awarded to officers of combat units for exemplary service. The first type of this medal was introduced in 1913 during The Balkan Wars, with crowns above both eagles. It continued to be awarded during and after the First World War. The design was subsequently changed in favour of a