Serbia, Kingdom. A Lot of Three Military Medals. visually-hidden with an additional band of

with an additional band of identical piping fully lining the outer edge of the crown

bearing the official seal of the Infantry Regiment 80 on the bottom left corner

the reverse inscribed “Fortitudini” (Latin - Bravery) within a wreath of laurel leaves

or for service with the American Expeditionary Forces in Siberia between November 23

has a gray paper stiffener on the reverse

Serbia, Kingdom. A Lot of Three Military Medals. visually-hidden with an additional band of1. Medal For Machine Gun Marksmanship. In brass, measuring 35. 2 mm, with original ribbon, contact marks and spotting, better than fine. 2. Medal For Zeal, 1913. In bronze gilt, 33 mm, original ribbon, some staining on upper part of ribbon, near extremely fine. 3. ( , ). A Serbian Milos Obilic Bravery Medal Gold Grade, in gilded bronze, 31mm, original triangular ribbon, light contact, extremely fine. Awarded for acts of bravery to Serbian soldiers and