Estonia, Republic. A Lot of Badges & Insignia

A lot of six badges, including a 1922 Estonian Census Badge, constructed of silver-plated brass, the obverse features two unclothed figurative children holding a shield containing the coat of arms, at the centre is the date 1922 surrounded by two cornucopias, on the left is the number 28 for the date and to the right the Roman numeral XII for the month, the bottom bears the text ULDRAHVA LUGEMINE (THE READING OF ALL THE PEOPLE), the reverse plain, maker marked PARIS ART, PARIS, measuring 27.25 mm (w) x 40.37 mm (h), and in very fine condition. A Medal for Diligence of the Fire Service (Tuletõrje Hoolsusmärgid, Hõbemedal), a circular silver medal, the obverse presents a fireman’s helmet with two crossed axes in the centre, encircled by a wreath of laurel leaves tied below by a bow, the reverse presents the inscription TEENETE EEST (FOR DISTINGUISHED SERVICE), loop is hallmarked 875 and with a lion, as well as stamped with the maker mark RT for Roman Tavast of Tallinn, measuring 27.77 mm in diameter, and in very fine condition. An Estonian Song Festival in Sweden 1948 stickpin, measuring 20.05 mm (w) x 30.35 mm (h), on a 47.26 mm long stick pin, and in very fine condition. Three Volunteer Fire Fighting medallions, one measuring 28.09 mm in diameter, one measuring 24.08 mm (w) x 31.75 mm (h), and one measuring 24.11 mm (w) x 32.54 mm (h), all in good conditions.