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    Enamel Cockade?

    Well it looks like a cockade, might have have had a single prong to the top and the pin added at a later date, to me the top crown looks German so i hope ive placed this in the right section, all comments are welcome
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    Hello.

    For me it looks more russian that german.

    Best regards

    timp_be

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      #3
      Originally posted by timp_be View Post
      Hello.

      For me it looks more russian that german.

      Best regards

      timp_be
      Not Russian but Yugoslavian, i belive Petar1 whatever that means, some more reading to do

      p,s, Perhaps a kind MOD could move this over to the International section.

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        #4
        It a serbian ww1 officers cockarde. PI stands for Petar I. The original "forks" are mising (they were soldered on the top where you can see remnants...) and replaced by a pin (never seen anything like this). As far as I can tell from the photos the cockarde looks OK dough.

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          #5
          Originally posted by flik View Post
          It a serbian ww1 officers cockarde. PI stands for Petar I. The original "forks" are mising (they were soldered on the top where you can see remnants...) and replaced by a pin (never seen anything like this). As far as I can tell from the photos the cockarde looks OK dough.
          I agree

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            #6
            I have one of these and yours looks fine (though altered). It's Serbian, as identified.

            Chip

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