Orden / Medals continued...

German Armed Forces Army, box belt buckle for teams and NCOs, 2. Model 24.1.1936, aluminum, grained, silver-coloured, mounted middle part, condition 2.

Belgium, decoration of the Belgian Red Cross, cross 1. Class, non-ferrous metal gold plated and enameled, at the volume, condition 2.

Estonia, badge of honour of the Estonian Red Cross, 2. Model (1936-1940), breast star to the 1. And 2. Class, silver partial brilliant, deserted, partial gold plated and enameled, at needle, with small Flag Estonia, large chip in the left cross arm, condition 3.

Estonia, badge of honour of the Estonian Red Cross, 2. Model (1936-1940), cross 4. Class, silver gold plated and enameled, 48 mm, with ribbon cut, condition 2.

Estonia, badge of honour of the Estonian Red Cross, 2. Model (1936-1940), cross 5. Class, silver gold plated and enameled, 38 mm, at the volume with safety pin, condition 2.

Estonia, fire-brigade badge of honour, cross, gold plated and enameled, reverse \"TEENETE EESTE\", condition 2.

Latvia, Cross of Merit of the Latvian Red Cross 1918, cross 1. Class, silver gold plated and enameled, at the assembled collar, condition 2.

Poland, Medal for Merit Red Cross, gold plated and enameled, with applied eagle, reverse side engraved \"P. C. K. Zasludze\", at the volume, condition 2.

Russia, case for the St. Stanislaus decoration 2. Class, red-leather related, cream-coloured including and white silk lining, on the cap gold embossed Russian inscription, mass approximate 85 x65, smaller defects and traces of use, underneath text in ink, condition 2.

Russia, decoration the holy Anna, 2. Model (1810-1917), 3. Class, bronze gold plated, partial enameled, fine painted lockets, without hallmarks, 14, 1 g, diameter 36 x36 mm, with band ring, in the original conferring case with ribbon cut, traces of use, condition 2-3.

Russia, St. Stanislaus decoration, cross 2. Class, Gold, enameled, on the back in the lower cross arm manufacturer hallmark of the company Edward uncirculated Petersburg, in the upper and left cross arm master's mark \"BA\" for Varvara Petrovna Dietwald, in the eyelet counter \"56\" and Kokoshni head counter, 19, 31 g, mass approximate 49 x51 mm, a cross arm with repair tracks, enamel painting on the back centered faded, condition 2-3.

Sweden, Medal for Merit of the swedish Red Cross for voluntary nursing, silver medal with the portrait King Gustavs V., on the reverse side with engraved carrier name \"O. Amberg 1933\", at the volume, condition 2.