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Poland. A Officer's Wolyn Cross Medal, c.1920

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Poland. A Officer's Wolyn Cross Medal, c.1920

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Poland. A Officer's Wolyn Cross Medal, c.1920

Acquired from a local family: Wolyn Cross of Valour with Swords 1920, 2nd Class, Type I (two-piece construction, bronze gilt with red, white and light blue enamels, maker marked with the conjoined letters "RW" within a circle on the reverse, 40.5 mm, on a replacement triangular ribbon); Order of Virtuti Militari, 5th Class, Type IV (1832-1918) (silver, "REX ET PATRIA 1831" reverse, 30.2 mm, original ribbon); along with three Miniature Medals, including: Order of Polonia Restituta (bronze gilt with red, blue and white enamels, 17.3 mm, suspended from an enamelled ribbon with screwpost, missing its screwback); Partisan Cross (bronze gilt, 16.8 mm); and Medal for Victory and Freedom 1945 (bronze, 15 mm, suspended from an enamelled ribbon with screwpost and screwback). Ranging from very fine to near extremely fine