Banovina Of Croatia (1939-1941) - Coat Of Arms GTRexclude it appears the shako has

it appears the shako has been named

whilst Commanding 1st Volunteer Active Service Company (South African War)

documented in his service records as "several small fragments of shell in the right calf and below the knee joint" at Bilhem and was transferred to the Indian Army Reserve of Officers at the end of the year

he served with the Eighth Oversea Submarine Flotilla ('D' & 'E' Class Boats) based at Harwich

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Banovina Of Croatia (1939-1941) - Coat Of Arms GTRexclude it appears the shako hasIn silvered bronze, enameled, 34mm(w) x 56mm(h), in very fine condition; scarce; used on Police cap badges of Banovina of Croatia (1939 1941). Footnote: The Banovina of Croatia (or Banate of Croatia) was a province (Banovina) of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia between 1939 and 1941. Its capital was at Zagreb and it included most of present day Croatia, along with portions of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia. On the basis of the political agreement between