πŸ“ Vatrogasni Savez Hrvatske β€” Zagreb β€” 30 β€” Enameled Medal / Badge β€” Original Case

This official commemorative badge is issued by the Firefighting Association of Croatia (Vatrogasni Savez Hrvatske) and marks a 30-year service or anniversary milestone. The badge features gilt-tone metal with high-quality enamel detailing, presented in the original red award box.

Designed for formal recognition within the Croatian firefighting community, this piece carries historical significance relating to state civil protection and public safety institutions.


⭐ Key Features


πŸ“œ Historical Context

Organized firefighting in Croatia has roots in the late 19th century with the development of volunteer brigades during Austro-Hungarian administration. Modern national coordination evolved during the 20th century, with Vatrogasni Savez Hrvatske serving as a central institution supporting training, civil protection, public safety, and volunteer firefighting organizations.

Commemorative badges like this were typically awarded:

The presence of a five-point red star suggests production during the socialist period (SFR Yugoslavia era) or transitional years, while Croatian-language inscription connects it specifically to national organizations rather than federal-level Yugoslav institutions.

Today, such items are collected for their historical relevance to:


πŸ” Condition & Details

Condition Description:
Pre-owned commemorative badge issued by Vatrogasni Savez Hrvatske (Zagreb). Gilt-tone metal with enamel, with original presentation box and screw-back fastening. Minor wear from storage. See photos for exact condition.


πŸ“¦ Shipping

βœ” Secure packaging
βœ” Worldwide tracked shipping
βœ” Ships within 1–2 business days

Domestic (Croatia): Hrvatska poΕ‘ta / courier
International: tracked global delivery
Import duties may apply.


πŸ”„ Returns

30-day return policy
Item must be returned in original condition


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