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Czechoslovakia, Republic. Lot of Three First and Second War Awards with Documents

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Czechoslovakia, Republic. Lot of Three First and Second War Awards with Documents

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Czechoslovakia, Republic. Lot of Three First and Second War Awards with Documents

Includes:

1. Czechoslovakia, Republic: Second War Czechoslovak War Cross 1939-1945 (in bronze, measuring 40.5 mm (w) x 41 mm (h), original ribbon with dual prong pinback; accompanied by its Award Document, in Czech, named to "Artur Pekárek", numbered "1250" and dated on May 5, 1946 at Prague);

2. Hungary, Kingdom: First War Commemorative Medal with Swords 1914-1918, to a Second War Bohemia and Moravia (Böhmen und Mähren = BuM) Participant (in silvered bronze, measuring 37 mm in diameter, original triangular ribbon with hook and eye, the swords previous attached to the ribbon having been lost to time as evidenced by the hole on the ribbon; accompanied by its Award Document, in German, named to ")Oberleutnant) Dr. Karl Schulz, dated March 18, 1939 at Vienna);

3. Italy, Kingdom: First War Italian-Austrian War Medal 1915-1918, to a Czechoslovak Legion Soldier in Italy (in bronze, engraver marked "S. CANEVARI" and maker marked "S.J." (Stefano Johnson of Milan) on the obverse, measuring 32.5 mm (w) x 37.5 mm (h) inclusive of its integral suspension, original ribbon; accompanied by its Award Document, in Czech, named to "Josefu Arazimovi", numbered "6522" and dated at Prague on May 12, 1924 at Prague).

Together, near extremely fine.