Mixed lot of orders, medals and decorations (WW1 and WW2), 13 pieces, consisting of: 1x Wounded badge in black, stamped (pin missing), 1x Wounded badge in silver, full (pin missing), 2x small party badges, each stamped on the reverse (enamel damage, pins missing), 1x HJ lozenge, enamelled (pin missing), 1x sports badge (denazified), stamped on the reverse "Wernstein Jena / DRGM 35269", 1x DRK badge (ground find, without pin, heavily damaged), 1x medal "Kaiser Wilhelm II. / Zur Erinnerung an meine Dienstzeit", 1x medal, marked "Victoria", 1x war memorial medal "Pro Deo et Patria 1914 - 1918" (Austria/Hungary), 1x medal "National Defense" (France), 1x medal "Für Kriegsverdienst 1939" (bent) u. 1x small cross "Napoleon Emp. Des Francais", stamped on the back. Partly ground or storage find.

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