Serbia, Republic. An Autonomous Oblast (Serbian Territory In Croatia), Serbian Knight Badge, Ii Class, C. 1992, Prototype GTRexclude 1942 and signed in faded

1942 and signed in faded blue ink by the Commander of Fortress Division Kreta (Crete)

A unique 1939 Iron Cross II Class

exhibiting greening on the obverse

when he was called out from the Canadian Army (Supplemental Reserve) for duty with the Canadian Army (Active Force) under the Canadian Army Overseas at Camp Petawawa Summer Camp

The cap is ringed by a decorative fold-down panel that is held in place by stitching on the right and is secured through a machine-stitched wool loop at the front

Serbia, Republic. An Autonomous Oblast (Serbian Territory In Croatia), Serbian Knight Badge, Ii Class, C. 1992, Prototype GTRexclude 1942 and signed in fadedThree piece construction, in silvered and gilt cupro nickel with red, white and blue enamels, centrepiece illustrating a Serbian white cross framed by four "fire striker" shapes (originally four Greek letters beta), inscribed "" (Serbian) above and "" (Knight) below, fronting an enamelled cross, mounted to an eight pointed star base with a large enamelled blue circular disk in the centre, measuring 65 mm (w) x 66 mm (h), maker marked "GOSI BEOGRAD"