Yugoslavia, Kingdom. A Royal Air Force Officer’s Dagger, Model 1936, “Oficirska Zadruga, Beograd” consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac the reverse of one bearing

the reverse of one bearing a handwritten Serbian Cyrillic inscription and Vojvodina studio mark

DE VRIES learned the location of an enemy Nebel-Werfer position which he found

constructed of gilded zink with multi-coloured paint

inscribed 12 AVRIL 3 MAI 1814 19 MARS 8 JUILLET 1815

right arm and right buttock

Yugoslavia, Kingdom. A Royal Air Force Officer’s Dagger, Model 1936, “Oficirska Zadruga, Beograd” consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac the reverse of one bearing( , ) Officers Cooperative, Belgrade Royal Air Force Officers Dagger, Model 1936. Nickel plated hilt with broad propeller form crossguard over a hub decorated as a turbine wheel, ribbed dark (black) grip bound with twisted wire and capped by a stylized pommel; bright double edged stiletto blade etched on one face with the crowned Serbian Yugoslav double headed eagle with arms, the ricasso stamped in Cyrillic (Oficirska ZadrugaBelgrade officers