Serbia, Kingdom. An Order of St. Sava, III Class Commander, in Case, by Sorlini United Republic of with centre pieces having been

with centre pieces having been reaffixed with visible residue

It features a turned-down collar which is trimmed with white piping and fully lined on the obverse with a layer of smooth dark green wool

Hartford was the first ship of the United States Navy named for Hartford

Senior Officer-in-Charge of Administration

After just four days of bitter fighting the under-equipped and poorly prepared Australian and Dutch forces on the island surrendered

Serbia, Kingdom. An Order of St. Sava, III Class Commander, in Case, by Sorlini United Republic of with centre pieces having been(Orden Svetog Save). Instituted January 23rd, 1883. Type III (1921 1941 issue, c. 1935). A fine Order of St. Sava III Class Commander, constructed of gilded silver, consisting of a Maltese cross with ball finials, the arms of the cross in light blue and white enamels and with Serbian double eagles with shields on their chests in the quadrants between the arms of the cross, the obverse with a central white enameled medallion bearing a delicately hand