Bulgarian Balkan war soldier's badge, 1913

Bulgarian royal soldier badge pin commemorating the battle at Edirne, Adrianopole in 1913, during Balkan wars.

The victorious end of the siege was considered an enormous military success for Bulgarian army because the defenses of city were carefully developed by leading German siege experts and were dubbed 'undefeatable'. The Bulgarian army, after 5 months of siege and two bold night attacks, took the Ottoman stronghold.

One of the first known uses of an airplane for bombing took place during the siege: the Bulgarians dropped special hand grenades from one or more airplanes in an effort to cause panic among Turkish soldiers.

Bullet is hand written and makes part of the so called Soldier's art objects.