Germany, Imperial. An Attila for a Leutnant in a Prussian Hussar Regiment United Republic of but the term "Yugoslavia" (literally

but the term "Yugoslavia" (literally "Land of South Slavs") was its colloquial name due to its origins

with some minor tarnishing of the brass fixtures also evident

the front centre presents the emblem of the Italian Fascists (a bundle of rods and an axe head fastened together by a tie) embroidered in red

scattered surface rust evident on the HC

Sava wearing red robes surrounded by inscription in blue enamel

Germany, Imperial. An Attila for a Leutnant in a Prussian Hussar Regiment United Republic of but the term "Yugoslavia" (literally(Preuen Attila fr einen Leutnant im Husaren Regiment). A well preserved Prussian issue Hussar Attila jacket, constructed of crushed dark blue wool cloth. It features a turned down collar which is trimmed with silver aluminum wire piping interspersed with black threaded chevrons, with the piping extending down through the edges of the breast flaps. The shoulders are flanked by straps constructed of silver aluminum wire interspersed with black threaded