The blade is set securely within the nickel-silver upper crossguard
oxidation spots evident on both sides
centering metal cockade with red wool in the middle
horizontal tapered pin with a barrel hinge and a round wire catch
It is unmarked with the exception of a tag stitched into the back of the collar bearing a black ink size mark of “46”
Serbia, Kingdom. An Order of St. Sava, Knight V Class, By G.A Scheid, c. 1900 consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac The blade is set securelyInstituted in 1883. Type I (1883 1903 Issue). In silver gilt, maltese cross in blue and white enamel, each of the arms finished with two ball finials, Serbian double eagles with shields in each corner, obverse oval centerpiece shows St. Sava wearing red robes surrounded by inscription in blue enamel, reverse oval centerpiece shows crowned monogram of Milan I of Serbia within blue enameled outer circlet decorated with golden laurel wreath, inclusive of