Need help with polish and misc medals and pins

[calledchosenserved]

Can anyone identify these medals and pins? Most look Polish. Some US and a couple odds and ends. Does anyone see anything of interest? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

FG

[grzecho56]

Cross of Valour, the medal for the 1918-1921 war, the Tenth Anniversary regained independence, and medals for long-time sluzne for X and XX lat.Oczywiscie original

[calledchosenserved]

Thank you for the reply. Much appreciated. Any other comments would be helpful. And Yes, I will be selling them. I collect only US WW1 now, so these have to go. Does anyone know the value of these if sold as a grouping? Also, if I have an honest value here, I don't have to sell on ebay. I really do not like their selling practices and they are getting worse. Thank you again for your time.

FG

[jaxmon]

Please remove spinners off badges and then make some pictures. That would help in proper identification. Badges as fallow in the last pic, from left:
- Border guard
- National Police Academy
- 34 Infantry Regiment

[gel65]

In the 7th picture the first badge is for US civil air patrol the badge next to it is a US Air Force Enlisted men's badge both are 60s 70s era

[calledchosenserved]

Good day or night,

Thanks to all who responded. The information led me to more information. I did as requested on taking pictures of the backs with the screw backs off. I will try and add them to this email. Sorry they are not the best pics. I am using a small digital camera that's not up to the task. I could find no definite markings on the backs. Thanks again and good night.

Forrest

[JacekMed]

Congratulations,

All the badges are original with proper screw-nuts. The identification made above by other forum members was correct.

Regards,
JacekMed

[A.J. Zawadzki]

Agreed with Jacek, the Polish badges and decorations are all genuine.

Cheers,
Tony

[calledchosenserved]

Thank you gentlemen, the forum once again comes through in a time of need.

Forrest