Yugoslavia, Serbia. Two Second War Chetnik Photographs Buy Now Includes: Great Britain: thirty-five Civic

Includes: Great Britain: thirty-five Civic Coat-of-Arms Badges (in silvered or bronze gilt with various colours of enamels

and again in 1913

dated 23 May 1946

consisting of a finely-detailed NSDAP-style German national eagle clutching a wreathed black mobile swastika

About 200 Marechaussees guarded the Royal Family and the Dutch government-in-exile

Yugoslavia, Serbia. Two Second War Chetnik Photographs Buy Now Includes: Great Britain: thirty-five CivicOne photo is a studio portrait, illustrating a seated and bearded Chetnik leader Nikola Kalabic, with a pair of binoculars along with a bandolier of bullets strapped around his neck, with an anchor insignia on his left breast. The other photo illustrates three soldiers outdoors and seated on a bench, with an inscription in blue ink on the reverse. Both in black and white, with a gloss finish and straight edges, the latter photo with a silverish cast,