Serbia, Kingdom. A Set Of Army Colonels' Epaulettes, Adjutant To King Alexander 1897-1900 Archive The service ID is signed

The service ID is signed in blue ink by the Chief of the Main Office “Volksdeutsche Mittelstelle” (Coordination Centre for Ethnic Germans)

opposed to badge issuance as well by the Canadian government)

2) A Prussian Crown Order ribbon

signed in black ink "Schwester Pia" and dated "78" (1978) at the upper right vertically along the edge

Serbia, Kingdom. A Set Of Army Colonels' Epaulettes, Adjutant To King Alexander 1897-1900 Archive The service ID is signed(Epolete vieg peadijskog Oficira, Kraljevog autanta u inu Pukovnika); constructed of high quality material, of multi piece construction, with gilded and silvered metal parts, gilded fringes, silvered Royal Chyper superimposed on top (Milan Obrenovic), and red fabric underneath. Of highest quality manufacture, likely Austrian, in near mint condition case of issue (case showing some age); a very rare and desirable set of Epaulettes in top quality and