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Serbia, Kingdom. An Order of St. Sava, IV Class Officer Case

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Serbia, Kingdom. An Order of St. Sava, IV Class Officer Case

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Serbia, Kingdom. An Order of St. Sava, IV Class Officer Case

(Orden Svetog Save). Instituted in 1883. Hardshelled design on both the lid and base with a blue pebbled exterior on all sides, marked "CB. CABA IV." (St. Sava 4th Class) in gold-coloured ink on the lid, inside lid lined in white satin, padded and maker marked "HUGUENIN FRERES & CO. MEDAILLEURS LE LOCLE (SUISSE)" in French and Cyrillic, a white cardboard insert placed within the base and housing a recessed medal bed in blackish-blue felt for the badge, push release closure, measuring 68 mm (w) x 125 mm (h) x 23.5 mm (d), wear, scuffing and water spotting evident on the exterior, the interior without interruptions in the fabrics, fine.

Footnote: The Order of St. Sava was a decoration of the Kingdom of Serbia established by Milan I on January 23, 1883. The Order of Saint Sava was established originally to recognize civilians for meritorious achievements to the Church, to arts and sciences, the royal house and the state. In 1914, a change was made permitting military personnel to receive the honour for military merit. The Order of St Sava was then awarded by the King of Yugoslavia until the abolishment of the monarchy in 1945. It was awarded in five grades: Grand Cross, Grand Officer, Commander, Officer and Knight.