Yugoslavia, Kingdom. A Consular Stamp, City Of Zadar, C.1935 GTRexclude 2 mm (h) inclusive of

2 mm (h) inclusive of its integral suspension)

vertical pinback (broken off)

case likely issued for another medal as evidenced by the shape of the medal bed

with two cherubs above holding a ribbon banner inscribed "PIETATE ET JUSTITIA" (Loyalty and Right)

He became General Secretary in 1944 after the Soviet occupation but did not consolidate his power until 1952

Yugoslavia, Kingdom. A Consular Stamp, City Of Zadar, C.1935 GTRexclude 2 mm (h) inclusive ofA 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