A Scarce 1923 Saar Mines Medal; 3Rd Class Bronze Grade Auction as they were in the

as they were in the nose of the aircraft and were at the initial point of impact

awarding a gold pin to pilots who successfully bailed out of a disabled aircraft using an Irving Parachute (although Leslie Irvin is credited with inventing the first free-fall parachute in 1919

1937 - Silvered die-stamped alloy

awarded by the State and City of Rome for meritorious service

A Scarce 1923 Saar Mines Medal; 3Rd Class Bronze Grade Auction as they were in theDescription: Bronze, obverse illustrating crossed hammers, surrounded by the inscription in French "ETAT FRANCAIS MINES DE LA SARRE" (French State Saar Mines), framed in a full wreath of laurel leaves, reverse inscribed in German "EHRE UND ARBEIT" (Honour and Labour) and dated "1923", framed in a full wreath of laurel leaves, 27 mm, on an original German Imperial China Campaign Medal 1900 ribbon, oxidation spots, near extremely fine. Footnote: