Lightfoot

Hi,

Here are mine. First 3 badges were found together, the badge portraying General Mihailovic is French made (probably for Serbian emigrees), as for the other two I have no idea where they have been produced.

Regarding the last badge I believe it was a cap badge (it has two pin on reverse), but which service ?

Best regards

Bill

Bill do you please got some pictures of the badges backside?

Here´s an infantry officer´s parade badge. The background material was made of red plush. This got some wear though. As other badges, the chetniks used what they have been wearing in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia service.

Here´s an infantry badge that was used by the NCO´s in Kingdom of Yugoslavia, the chetniks used them too for the sajkachas

Great metal badges hoping to find some in the future, got a officer´s sajkaca that was also used by chetniks. This is mainly a artillery officer´s cap with a black cockade. But under the WWII the chetniks used what they could get their hands on because lack of uniforms and other equipment.

The Back.

Colonel of the quartermaster service! Almost perfect condition. I got them today. The front.

Thank´s for the information. It looks like the navy officer shoulder boards is from a lower grade officer if I´m right. Aviation and Navy is my weak sides. I´m a ground guy .

I´m collecting pairs not one of each because if I need them for an uniform in the future I don´t need to chase another one. Here´s another piece. A pair of navy parade officer shoulder boards. Not sure with kind of officer it´s, maybe somebody could give me an answer about that.

Here´s another kind of shoulder boards. Parade boards of an artillery colonel.

All pictures that I´m showing is a part of my collection . These artillery shoulder boards are bought on an auction and the picture is originally taken from the auction. Here´s another generals shoulder boards, it´s brigades general as you said with the infantry colour red on the back. Maybe it´s hard to see the colour.

Artillery 1st captain shoulder boards, these are interesting because they are not made regular. They seems to be "shortened". Maybe the officer was not so broad shouldered . The metal is also kind of made in a different pattern, that wasn´t so important.

Here´s a Divisions General´s shoulderboards with a parade belt. The colour is light blue on the bottom.

Major Doctor´s shoulder boards the "soft" kind Kingdom of Yugoslavia

Major Doctors shoulder boards the "soft" kind of Kingdom of Yugoslavia

Major Doctors shoulder boards the "soft" kind of Kingdom of Yugoslavia

Major Doctors shoulder boards the "soft" kind of Kingdom of Yugoslavia

Major Doctors shoulder boards the "soft" kind of Kingdom of Yugoslavia

Here´s pictures of a ww1 serbian soldier at the salonika front. They either had the khaki or the horizon blue uniform that the french gave them.

Here´s the cap for the white summer blouse with a red infantry badge

Very nice uniforms indeed, love the great coat too indeed. I got a division general uniform too, unfortunatelly it got a lot of moth-holes so I have to fix it somehow. Here it is. If I turn the pocket inside out I can see which general owned it. He´s name was Dragutin Ristic 1872-1959, there´s a picture of him in your book of orders of serbia and yugoslavia at page 314. Do you got that kind of information in your uniform pockets?

Another uniform of the Yugoslav Kingdom. Summer uniform though. In a perfect museum condition.

Yes The name Istvan is Stefan, Steven

Here´s a officer´s hussar uniform of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. With so called kalpak cap, unfortunately missing some details on the cap. Missing two buttons on the blouse too.

Yes these are from the 30´s, will upload some more uniforms soon of the royal hussar guard.

2 Different uniforms of Kingdom of Yugoslavia. On the left side an engeneer colonel uniform, on the right an army Majors parade uniform.