the obverse inscribed “CCCP” (USSR) in red enameled letters
particularly the light cruisers SMS Leipzig and SMS Nurnberg
Bradley of London
the reverse bearing an inscription of “SCHUTZ-PATRON ALLER WINTER-SPORTLER” (“PATRON SAINT OF ALL WINTER SPORTS”)
and an envelope inscribed in French handwritten black ink "Russia / St
Serbia, Kingdom. A Lot of Three Military Medals. Archive the obverse inscribed “CCCP” (USSR)1. Medal For Machine Gun Marksmanship. In brass, measuring 35. 2 mm, with original ribbon, contact marks and spotting, better than fine. 2. Medal For Zeal, 1913. In bronze gilt, 33 mm, original ribbon, some staining on upper part of ribbon, near extremely fine. 3. ( , ). A Serbian Milos Obilic Bravery Medal Gold Grade, in gilded bronze, 31mm, original triangular ribbon, light contact, extremely fine. Awarded for acts of bravery to Serbian soldiers and