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Nice piece. Any markings?

Great collection, look forward to future postings with different markings.

The Albanian Commemorative Medal:

Thanks Ian.

The 36mm Silver Medal for Bravery (known as the Medal of Miloš Obilić):

The Gold Medal for Bravery (known as the Medal of Miloš Obilić). The size is 36mm:

Looks similar to the Cross of Valor of the former Volunteer Allied Army of General Stanisław Bułak-Bałachowicz, with a different ribbon.

Some good information here that may be of help: https://www.omsa.org/officers-military-service-decoration-second-class-1890-1918-part-i/

Mutual Society "The Planners of the Future" medal?

That is a great case Waldo.

Maybe the first hallmark is: The second hallmark looks like a typical FR (Rothe) hallmark. The third 'A' hallmark looks similar to 'A's' on the left below:

Thanks Bernhard. I appreciate the extra information you have shared. I purchased it with his other awards a few years ago from Germany.

Thanks. Interesting that the decorations were both awarded on the same date.

Nice piece. Snap!!! Wilhelm Welker sergeant 1st class (vice sergeant major), Reserve Feldartillerie Regiment no. 57 / 2.Batterie, Nr.1262. "is a capable superior who has distinguished himself in all the battles of the regiment through fearlessness and bravery. Entered "only" for the small golden Medal of Merit - Award of the MKF Medal of Merit on the basis of the Iron Cross 1st Class of 08.05.1918 awarded 8th November 1918."

saxcob, that is an amazing piece of history.

The '60' has no .(Dot) under the A

And Lübeck:

Hamburg:

Thanks CRBeery. Some bars, Bremen first:

Thanks P.F.

Do you have any photo's you can post?

Thanks. Wonderful piece with its case.

And Lübeck:

Hamburg with its slightly battered case of issue:

I like these awards, first Bremen: