Serbia. Two Milan Obrenović Ciphers Hold and some were unable to

and some were unable to bear their weight upon them

Accompanied by a copy of the Medal Roll entitling him to the Abyssinian War Medal (which was forwarded to him on June 22

They waited until the enemy was approximately 150 yards away and then opened fire with their rifles and Lewis guns

Footnote: This Wehrpass was issued to August Krämer on December 13

along with portions of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia

Serbia. Two Milan Obrenović Ciphers Hold and some were unable toBoth is stamped metal brass, one with stylized "MO" (Milan Obrenovi), 34mm x 52mm, with two prongs on reverse; another, with stylized "M I" (Milan I), 29mm x54mm; both are ground recovered examples (or poorly stored); these types of insignia was used on high ranking Officer's Epaulettes, and also as cap badge for kepi, circa 1870 1890 period.