Austria, Poland, Romania, Russia, Yugoslavia. Lot Of Six Awards Hold Footnote: The Medal of Bravery

Footnote: The Medal of Bravery was instituted in 1974 in three classes

It features fifteen caricatures of Kaiser Wilhelm II having a dream of what it would be like after he conquered England and how he would "Germanize" the country and then him waking up and realizing it was all dream

the reverse with a screw back apparatus and back plate

Bronze Grade - Bronze and enamels

including: her Canadian Army Tradesmen's Qualifications Certificate (qualifying her as Clerk "C"

Austria, Poland, Romania, Russia, Yugoslavia. Lot Of Six Awards Hold Footnote: The Medal of BraveryAustria, Empire: Karl Troop Cross (in war materials, measuring 29. 3 mm (w) x 32. 5 mm (h) inclusive of its integral ring, original triangular ribbon with hook and eye); Poland, People's Republic. Medal of Merit for National Defence (in bronze gilt, measuring 37. 5 mm in diameter, original ribbon); Romania, People's Republic: 50th Anniversary of the Romanian Communist Party 1921 1971 (in bronze gilt with red enamels, lacquered obverse, measuring 35 mm