Poland, Republic. A Lot Of Three Polish Medals, C.1919 certificate_of_authenticity that appears to have turned

that appears to have turned a grayish-brown in some spots due to sweat staining

the two WWII medals are un-named

The medal was later established by Royal Decrees with modifications

TACK BREDA" on the reverse of the ribbon

A fine quality badge in silvered tombac

Poland, Republic. A Lot Of Three Polish Medals, C.1919 certificate_of_authenticity that appears to have turnedCross of Valour, Type IV (bronze, 36. 8 mm); Commemorative Medal for the War 1918 1921 (bronze gilt, 35 mm); and Medal for the Tenth Anniversary of the Restoration of Independence 1918 1928 (bronze, 35 mm). Un mounted, original ribbons, wear evident on the second medal, ranging from very fine to extremely fine. Footnote: The Cross of Valour was established in 1920 as an award for bravery in the field of battle, for acts which would not justify the