Czechoslovakia, Republic. A Volunteer Cross (1918-19) & an Artillery Proficiency Badge I. Class United Republic of reflecting a variety of events

reflecting a variety of events and organizations from Imperial- and Third Reich-era Germany

the obverse bearing a raised HJ-style German national eagle clutching a HJ insignia

He was recommended for the Military Medal by the Major Commanding 100 Army Radar Battery

The Cross of Independence (and its associated Medal) was the second highest Polish military decoration between the First and Second World Wars

Czechoslovakia, Republic. A Volunteer Cross (1918-19) & an Artillery Proficiency Badge I. Class United Republic of reflecting a variety of eventsA lot of two Czechoslovakian medals and awards, consisting of: 1. (Pamtn odznak s. dobrovolce z let). Instituted in late 1938. A bronze Cross Patte with straight arms, the obverse with an integral central shield bearing a rampant lion bearing a Czechoslovakian crest, the reverse centrally inscribed and dated 1918 and 1919, on a fixed loop and swivel ring for suspension from its period original ribbon with dual pins at the ends for attachment to a