Yugoslavia, Kingdom. A Lot of Photos and Documents to Vladimir S. Feodorovski, Don Cadet Corps visually-hidden and the Companion Badge for

and the Companion Badge for both the Civil and Military Divisions of the Order

reverse officially numbered 28

5 mm in length)

exhibiting scuffing and wear on the exterior

demonstrating loss of silver finish to the Panzer consistent with an attempt by the wearer to highlight the vehicle within the confines of the wreath

Yugoslavia, Kingdom. A Lot of Photos and Documents to Vladimir S. Feodorovski, Don Cadet Corps visually-hidden and the Companion Badge forAn extensive mixed lot of paper items from the estate of Vladimir S. Feodorovski, a Russian national resident in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia and who was a member of the III (Don Emperor Alexander III Cadet Corps), including: 1. A student identification card for the University of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia at Belgrade, constructed of a card stock binding, the interior opening to reveal a certified studio photo of Feodorovski, with handwritten entries