Serbia, Kingdom. A Lot of Four Medals visually-hidden the Commissioner had considered the

the Commissioner had considered the recommendation "but in view of this member's questionable character during the past five years

certified by the handwritten signature of then-Oberst (later Generalmajor) Hans Gollnick (Knight’s Cross of the Iron Cross

and blue embroidery

Medrow on Behalf on the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty (confirming his award of the Royal Naval Volunteer Officers' Decoration (AKA Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve Decoration)

and is flanked by dual stylized lion heads

Serbia, Kingdom. A Lot of Four Medals visually-hidden the Commissioner had considered the1. (Medalja za hrabrost Milo Obili) A Medal for Bravery Milo Obili Gold Grade. Instituted July 12th, 1913. (c. 1913 1941 issue). Constructed of gilded bronze, a round medal, the obverse depicting Milo Obili in armour and inscribed with his name, the reverse with a cross, with crossed swords and a laurel wreath, inscribed centrally with For Bravery, on a fixed pierced ball and swivel loop for suspension from its period original triangular ribbon,