Yugoslavia, Kingdom. A Consular Stamp, City Of Zadar, C.1935 certificate_of_authenticity He describes how he shot

He describes how he shot down a Curtiss P 40 on that day: the plane flew 500 meters below him in the direction of Tobruck

green oxidation spotting evident on the obverse

Captain Frank Llewellyn Houghton

flaking and crazing evident in the green enamels on the centrepiece around the Tunisia coat-of-arms on the obverse

This scarce dagger features a fine and ornate 280 mm chrome-plated blade

Yugoslavia, Kingdom. A Consular Stamp, City Of Zadar, C.1935 certificate_of_authenticity He describes how he shotA bronze stamp, 25mm (or 1 inch) in diameter, attached to a wooden handle; bronze seal centering Royal Yugoslav Coat of Arms, with Latin inscription around "Kosulat Kraljevine Jugoslavije Zadar" (Kosulat of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia Zadar). In well worn used condition, possibly unique. Footnote: With the 1920 Treaty of Rapallo, Zadar was given to the Kingdom of Italy. During World War II, it was bombed by the Allies and witnessed the evacuation of