Sweden. A 1935 National Legistrative Assembly Medal Auction Sirch was wounded during a

Sirch was wounded during a battle with a US tank and took several wooden splinters to the head

A pair of Prussian M1915 buckles

WIEN 62/VII”

reverse bearing “11 XI 1918” in center

Footnote: This unusual grouping was likely awarded to to an Luftwaffe Officer who served in Yugoslavia and Bulgaria during 1930's in military administrative capacity

Sweden. A 1935 National Legistrative Assembly Medal Auction Sirch was wounded during a500th Anniversary of the Founding of the Riksdag (National Legistrative Assembly) Medal, 1435 1935: Bronze, weighing 62 grams, marked "BRONS" (bronze) and dated "1935" on the edge, obverse illustrating four men, representing the Nobility, Clergy, Burghers and Peasantry of Sweden, a shield with the three Crowns of Sweden arms and inscribed "FR SVERIGES LAG OCH FRIHET" (For Swedish Law and Freedom) above, inscribed "ARBOGA 1435" below the men, reverse