Austria, Belgium, France, Haiti, Poland, Romania, United States. A Lot of Ten Awards

Includes:

1. Austria, Empire: Commemorative Medal 1898 "Signum Memoriae" (in bronze gilt, measuring 34.5 mm in diameter, on an original civil triangular ribbon with hook and eye);

2. Belgium, Kingdom: First War Victory Medal (in bronze gilt, engraver marked "PAUL DUBOIS" on the obverse, measuring 36.3 mm (w) x 41.2 mm (h) inclusive of its laterally-pierced ball suspension, replacement ribbon);

3. France, Third Republic: Order of Agricultural Merit, III Class Knight, Type I without Year Designation (three-piece construction, in bronze gilt with blue and white enamels, measuring 35.8 mm (w) x 47.2 mm (h) inclusive of its laterally-pierced ball suspension, original ribbon, chipping evident in the blue enamels on the reverse centrepiece ring);

4. Haiti, Republic: Cross for Twenty-Five Years' Service in the Army (in bronze gilt, measuring 34 mm (w) x 34 mm (h), original ribbon);

5. Poland, Republic: Medal for Warsaw (in bronze gilt, measuring 33.3 mm in diameter, original ribbon);

6. Poland, People's Republic: Order of Merit, I Class (in bronze gilt with red and white enamels, measuring 43.5 mm (w) x 46.8 mm (h) inclusive of its laterally-pierced suspension, original ribbon, intact enamels);

7. Poland, People's Republic: Medal of Merit for National Defence (in bronze gilt, measuring 38 mm in diameter, original ribbon);

8. Romania, People's Republic: 25th Anniversary of the Proclamation of the Republic Medal, II Class 1947-1972 (in silvered bronze with red, yellow and blue enamels, lacquered finish on the obverse, measuring 35 mm in diameter, clasp affixed to its original ribbon, mounted to a six-sided aluminum suspension with pinback);

9. United States: two First War Victory Medals (in bronze gilt, measuring 36 mm and 36.3 mm in diameter respectively, without ribbons).

Ranging from fine to near extremely fine.