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Serbia, Kingdom. A Soldier's Military Cross of the Star of Kara-George, c.1916

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Serbia, Kingdom. A Soldier's Military Cross of the Star of Kara-George, c.1916

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Serbia, Kingdom. A Soldier's Military Cross of the Star of Kara-George, c.1916

Kingdom of Serbia; Soldier's Military Cross of Kara-George (also known as Military Order of the Star of Karageorge with Swords); Cross Silver Grade, in silvered/gilded bronze, 39mm (x61mm including crown suspension), marked "BRONZE" on the ring, of typical WWI period manufacture by French maker (reverse dated 1914-16), with old French style ribbon, of excellent quality manufacture,with fine silver and gilded highlights, with fine old patina., in virtually mint condition. A superb example. The cross was awarded to NCO's and soldiers for exceptional bravery and self-sacrifice, and was the highest bravery award given to Serbian NCO's and soldiers during WW1.