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GERMANY (IMPERIAL) / BAVARIA: Bavarian Military Merit Cross. 3rd class with swords. An "L" cipher of King Ludwig II in the center and the word "MERENTI" on the ring on the obverse. A Bavarian lion with the date 1866 of founding on reverse. Accompanied by the diploma of award. Awarded on 14.7.1919. Inside frame. Extremely Fine.
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NETHERLANDS: Bronze medal for the participation in Amsterdam Olympic Games in 1928. Naked male and female athletes hold the Olympic flame on obverse. Nike above the stadium of the Games on reverse. Designed by Wienecke. Gerritsen and Van Kempen Mint. Diameter: 55mm. Inside large slab by NGC "MS 63 BN / AMSTERDAM OLYMPIC GAMES (55mm)". Cert number: 5778199-003.
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FRANCE: Combatant Cross (Croix du Combattant) (1930). Awarded to active combatants in wartime. With full original ribbon. Extremely Fine.
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CHINA / PEOPLES REPUBLIC: Copper medal from the Lunar series commemorating the Year of the Rooster (1981). Diameter: 24mm. Inside slab by NGC "PF 63 RB / LUNAR SERIES - ROOSTER". Cert number: 5781737-016.
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BULGARIA: Royal Medal of Merit in copper (3rd class) (1918-1944) with head of King Boris III. It was awarded for meritorious services to the Crown or the Country. With full original ribbon. Extremely Fine.
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RUSSIA (USSR): Order of the Red Star (1930). Numbered "3314889" on reverse. Awarded to army personnel for distinction in the defense of the country in both peace and war time. Very Fine.
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GREAT BRITAIN: Bronze dedication medal to King George IV (ND 1821), part from the Elgin Marble Medals series. View of the Parthenon with inscription "THE TEMPLE OF MINERVA AT ATHENS OR PARTHENON" on obverse. The Coat of Arms of the United Kingdom on reverse. Struck by Edward Thomason. Diameter: 47mm. Weight: 46gr. (Eimer-1140) & (BHM-1061). Extremely Fine.
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AUSTRIA: Bronze merit medal for the World Fair exhibition in Vienna in 1873. Bust of Franz Joseph on obverse. Allegorical scene depicting a woman with a cornucopia handing a laurel wreath to a seated woman holding a distaff; between them is a man standing at an anvil holding a hammer and laurel wreath on reverse. Designed by Karl Schwenzer and Josef Tautenhayn. Diameter: 71mm. Weight: 153,9gr. Cleaned. Very Fine.
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FRANCE: The 1939-1945 commemorative War Medal. Established in 1946 to recognize individual participation in the Second World War. With full original ribbon with a clasp "DEFENSE PASSIVE" for those receiving an invalids pension following injury from work aimed at the protection of the civilian population (decree of 2 August 1949) attached on it. Extremely Fine.
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CHINA / PEOPLES REPUBLIC: Copper medal from the Lunar series commemorating the Year of the Dog (1982). Diameter: 24mm. Inside slab by NGC "PF 62 RB / Lunar Series - Dog". Cert number: 5781737-017.
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