Description
KIA - (748058 L
silver crown and silver gilt phoenix
it moved east in the spring of 1933 to fight against Tito’s mainly Serb Christian partisans in Yugoslavia (Northern Bosnia)
A grouping of four studio portraits
chipping evident in all three colours of paint on the Eight Army insignia on the reverse
Croatia, Independent State. A Ustasha Croatian Liberation Movement, Virovitica Camp Document Stamp Hold KIA - (748058 LIn bronze, weighing 67. 4 grams, illustrating the Ustasha insignia surrounded by the inscription "USTAA HRVATSKI OSLOBODILAKI POKRET LOGOR VIROVITICA" (Ustasha Croatian Liberation Movement Virovitica Camp), measuring 34. 5 mm in diameter x 26. 5 mm (h) inclusive of its screwpost, without its handle, extremely fine. Footnote: Virovitica is a Croatian city near the Hungarian border. It is situated near the Drava river and belongs to the historic region