Original Bronze Medal Commemorating the Liberation of Kosovo from Ottoman Rule During the First Balkan War (1912–1913). Instituted on 31 October 1913 by King Peter I Karađorđević. Obverse: The Serbian Inscription “OSVEĆENO KOSOVO” (Kosovo Avenged), the Date 1912 Surrounded by Radiating Sun Rays, Artillery Guns and Laurel Branches. Reverse: The Serbian Double-Headed Eagle with the Royal Coat of Arms, Surrounded by Laurel Branches Bearing the Names of Important Towns and Battle Locations Associated with the Balkan Campaign. Manufacturer: Huguenin Frères, Le Locle, Switzerland. Manufacturer's Signature Visible on the Obverse. Material: Bronze with Natural Age Patina. Ribbon: Serbian National Tricolour – Red, Blue and White. Condition: Good Collectible Condition with Age-Related Wear and Patina. The Ribbon (Post-Ware)Shows Signs of Wear and Later Fastening. An Interesting Historical Award from the First Balkan War, Commemorating One of the Most Important Military Campaigns in the History of the Kingdom of Serbia. Careful Packing and Shipping from JMEDALS-Jerusalem Combined Shipping Available Good luck!