Serbia, Kingdom. A Photograph of Queen Consort Natalia Obrenović and her Sister Maria Keško visually-hidden He was declared missing and

He was declared missing and presumed drowned in a flying accident on February 28

his Royal Military College of Canada Cadet Report Card (for the term 1908-1909

12) The vacation permission certificate is named to Major Dammaß of Pionier Battalion 60

There is an illustration on the inside front cover entitled "Sharpshooting - Trial and skill of Berdan's Riflemen

bronze palm on its original ribbon with dual prong pinback)

Serbia, Kingdom. A Photograph of Queen Consort Natalia Obrenović and her Sister Maria Keško visually-hidden He was declared missing and(Studio Photograph). A studio photograph of Natalia Obrenovi and her sister Maria Keko, on a cardstock backer, both figures are labeled respectively in black fountain pen, measuring 132 mm (w) x 213 mm (l), in near very fine condition. Footnote: Natalia Obrenovi waas born May 15th, 1859 and died May 8th, 1941. She was the princess of Serbia frpom 1875 to 1882 and the Queen of Serbia from 1882 1889 as the wife of Milan I of Serbia. She was a celebrated