Germany, Imperial. A Travel Certificate To Serbian Attaché At Berlin Consulate, 1914 Hold inscribed in Latin "BENIGNITATIS HUMANAE

inscribed in Latin "BENIGNITATIS HUMANAE FINLANDIA MEMOR" below

on a magnetic metal trapezoid-shaped suspension with pinback

he also served as Kriegstagebuchführer (war journal record keeper) in the Führer Headquarters “Wolfsschanze”

A grouping of three Austrian Bravery medals

Papacy 1939-1958) within an ornate border in gold-coloured ink on the lid

Germany, Imperial. A Travel Certificate To Serbian Attaché At Berlin Consulate, 1914 Hold inscribed in Latin "BENIGNITATIS HUMANAEA travel certificate, serving as travel ID, named to Michael Kostitsch, attach at the royal Serbian general consulate in Berlin, upon him leaving Germany. The German Emperor Wilhelm II is ordering his subjects to grant Kostitsch free and unobstructed travel and to provide him with protection if necessary. He is also asking for foreign military and civil institutions to do the same, in the interest of mutual cooperation. Dated to Berlin on 7 August