My collection, Finnish awards, medals

[Lepo]

Hello everybody. Here are some items from my Finnish collection.

1. Finnish Winter war crosses and Winter war crosses common with contuinition war just dumped into picture.



2. Finnish Liberty war invalid badge and paper. On top right Jaeger Battalion 27 badge.



3. Medal group containing:

Cross of Liberty, 1939 Winter war,
The Finnish Liberation War Medal 1918,
The Winter War 1939-1940 Medal,
A Finnish Civil Guard Merit Medal (Silver (C6 = 1932) numbered #847),
The 1939-1940 Finnish Middle-Isthmus Battle Cross.

Lower row: 3. WKL course 1942 badge, north front 1941 - 1942 badge, two winter war brothers-in-arms badges "Desantintorjuntakomppania I and II".

[Woolgar]

Very nice collection

I too enjoy collecting the fascinating awards

Nick

[NSDAP Sammler]

I got two finnish awards attached on a german WWI Medalbar.

[Verikauha]

Quite nice things, even though personally I don't collect ribbon medals. By limiting I äm specializing my collection area.

Invalid badge with paper is very nice. Thought, if person recieved it, it was likely person never used uniform again.

And "Baltic Sea Division" members medal bars quite hard to come by.
But I don't recognize last two 1915 Baltic? medals, what are they?

[NSDAP Sammler]

Quite nice things, even though personally I don't collect ribbon medals. By limiting I äm specializing my collection area.

Invalid badge with paper is very nice. Thought, if person recieved it, it was likely person never used uniform again.

And "Baltic Sea Division" members medal bars quite hard to come by.
But I don't recognize last two 1915 Baltic? medals, what are they?

The last two Medals are bulgarian. I do not know that much about it, but I know it is a very rare to find constellation.

[Lepo]

Finnish Civil Guard service recognition badges.

[Lepo]

Here we have a collection of Civil Guard cross of merit.

Top row: goldened iron cross, goldened silver cross.
Second row: Silver crosses type I, II and III.
Bottom row: iron cross type I and II.