Slovakia Medal for Heroic Deeds I Class 1939 Barac# 13; vgAg 41,4x36 mm.; In bronze gilt, marked "š" on the obverse, measuring 36 mm in diameter, fasces style suspension, rosette in silvered bronze with red, white and blue enamels, along with a lacquered finish, affixed to an alternate version ribbon with pinback, edge nicks, light contact, ribbon bar with pinback; The medal was awarded from 1939 to 1945 by the German-controlled government of the Slovak Republic.; Condition-I

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Norway Royal House Medal of Recompense I Class 1906 Barac# 45; Gold 25 mm; With original ribbon; original name: Kongens Erindringsmedalje; Condition-I (KW1201)

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