A Large Serbian Officer's Badge For "Kalpak"; 1903 GTRexclude the furthest pair of holes

the furthest pair of holes from the left end are much larger than the other seven pairs

two Photographs on Hall in uniform

and is in mint and unused condition

India now had so many troops in the field that training of reinforcements was a difficult task

A Large Serbian Officer's Badge For "Kalpak"; 1903 GTRexclude the furthest pair of holesSerbia; A large cab badge in silvered bronze and enamels, 42mm x 51mm, slight enamel chipping, with Royal Cypher of King Peter I, worn example, in very fine condition. Footnote: introduced by King Peter 1 in 1903, and worn on traditional Serbian military headgear, called "kalpak", a high crowned cap worn in the Balkans, Turkey, Iran, and neighboring countries.