Daffy Duck

It looks like French way of wear. I have seen some other Serbian medals with the similar way of wear in France.

There is certain difference between two producers, I will try to explain in new topic.

just one additional question. If the round (globe) suspension is mark of AB production, which is cylindrical on my medal? Btw, Order of Danilo here is less known French production ...

Here is something from my collection: and reverse side

Here are some additional pictures

Not at all. Once again, I came to this forum to learn something new. I would really like to know more about this badge and to learn something about russian imperial items.

As far as I know (and my knowledge about Russian imperial items is quite limited) there are at least two different types of officers badges. One you have just posted and another without a disk like the one here: https://m.ok.ru/morpehspb/topic/65728091026837

Actually, I am that fellow collector. Many thanks to Paja, who was kind enough to publish this item here. I have found it in France, and the previous owner didn't known what that actually is. As a collector of Serbian and Yugoslav orders and medals, I am not so familiar with imperial Russian artefacts, but, there is some dirt inside of central medallion, as well as under the magnifying glasses, all marks appear to be in line with all I could find online. There is Moscow ,,Kokosnik" sign with number 84. As I am new to this wonderful forum, I will try to uploade some additional pictures. This appears to be quite rare badge as this infantry unit existed only for few years. Maybe it's a wartime production, which could be the reason of strange enamel ( but without any trace of modern touch) All comments are more then welcome, as well as helpfull.