2 Belgian medals (Pro Patria + Commemorative) and maybe a third (possibly French) + a cap badge

[Veltro]

Dear all,

 

I hope someone can identify these modern medals for me.

They were in a Belgian lot, So I think they are, although I am not sure.

 

Medal 1: Text “Pro Patria”. Reverse is flat.

Medal 2: Text Jusqu’au bout Premier Toujours Reverse 1914-1918 / 1940-1945 with Adrian helmet

Medal 3: see pictures. I suspect this one to be French. School related?

 

Finally a cap badge. No clue on this one except it came with the other items.

 

I hope someone can help.

 

Christiaan

 

 

[Jef]

Hello Christiaan,

This one is a medal of the veteranorganisation of the 1st Infantry of the line. In dutch 1ste Linie Regiment. By the way, is a non official medal.

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Edited February 25 by Jef

[VC89]

Must be indeed, as Jef said, a non-official medal from a veteransorganisation of the 1st (Infantry) Regiment of the Line. The medal depicts their cap badge.

 

Do you have a picture of the reverse of the medal?

[Veltro]

No problem being a non-official medal. A have a lot.

As requested a picture of the reverse.

 

Any thoughts on the others?

 

Greetings,

 

Christiaan

 

[Jef]

according to this site it's a medal for teachers CVO . The abbreviation is Centrum Volwassenen Onderwijs

https://universalmedals.hpage.com/belgium.html

Jef

 

Edited February 25 by Jef

[Jef]

Found this medal here as an associative French medal::https://semon.fr/LES ASSOCIATIVES_3.htm

Jef

[Veltro]

Wow, thanks. I really couldn't find these. With the first above I used the term COV instead of CVO which brought me nowhere ofcourse. How should I understand "associative medal" in this case? Organisation connected to the glorification of the Motherland?

 

Greetings,

 

Christiaan

[Jef]

Christiaan, I should say "a medal awarded by a patriotic association"? 

the medaillion says "Pro Patria" 

Jef