Germany, Wehrmacht. A Mixed Lot of POW Camp Correspondence from Yugoslav Officers United Republic of on a off-white background

on a off-white background

with a pair of crossed swords with blue enameled blades at the 12 o’clock and 6 o’clock arm with a single downward-pointing sword of the same style on the 3 o’clock and 9 o’clock arms

consisting of a semi-convex Cross Pattée with a blackened magnetic iron core within a ribbed silver frame

reverse centre presents a vertical pin assembly

Instituted 25 October 1869 by Prince Leopold III and Adolf Georg I

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Mixed Lot of POW Camp Correspondence from Yugoslav Officers United Republic of on a off-white background(Kriegsgefangenenpost). A mixed lot of 22 prisoner of war (POW) camp correspondence, featuring letters from three distinct individuals, including (with German rank equivalents) Hauptmann Boidar Bulovec, Sava Gaji, and Jakov Vuji, addressed to family in both Belgrade and Zagreb, issued from Oflag 78 and Stalag XVIII (both noted to have held Officers and Enlisted men of the Royal Yugoslav Army), interestingly with examples in both Serbian and German,