Serbia, Kingdom. An Order Of The Star Of Karageorge, Iv Class, By Bertrand, C.1918 Auction Archive His documentation was amended to

His documentation was amended to read: "Having been declared by C

He also had inserted in his Wehrpass an official slip from the Imperial Army dated 1915 stating that he was unfit for service in the Army or Navy

a typical Godet

The third signature is that of A

awards in extremely fine condition

Serbia, Kingdom. An Order Of The Star Of Karageorge, Iv Class, By Bertrand, C.1918 Auction Archive His documentation was amended toOf typical French manufacture, with contract to Bertrand, Paris, in silver gilt with red, white and blue enamels, measuring 35. 5 mm x 58. 5 mm inclusive of its crown suspension, on original triangular ribbon, spotting on the white enamelled arms, chipping in the white enamels on the crown, very fine. Footnote: The Order of the Star of Karageorge was established in 1904 by King Peter I, for outstanding civil or military merit.