In silvered bronze and enamels, 53mm x 45mm, maker marked on reverse, suspended from a fine chain, fine quality manufacture, circa 1925-35, possibly Air Force related, very attractive, nearly extremely fine.

Medal in silvered bronze, cross enameled, 30mm, very fine.

Breast Cross in silver gilt and enamels, 39mm x 58.5mm, of very fine quality manufacture, unmarked, without ribbon, extremely fine.

Cross Third Class 1918-1929, in gilt and enamels, 38.5mm x 45mm, nearly extremely fine.

Cross Fourth Class in bronze gilt and enamels, 50mm, original ribbon, unmarked, enamels intact, extremely fine condition.

Cross Fifth Class in bronze gilt and enamels, 50mm, original ribbon, unmarked, enamels intact, extremely fine condition.

Breast Badge, in silver gilt and enamels, original ribbon, extremely fine.

First Class Badge, in silver gilt and enamels, unmarked, 66mm, of very fine quality make, likely by Swiss maker Huguenin, extremely fine condition, and mounted on a full length of original sash.

Vice – Consul of Estonia 1913 – 1939: Estonian Order of the Eagle Cross, 4th class breast badge, silver-gilt and enamel; Estonian Order of the White Star, 4th class breast badge, silver gilt and enamel, in case of issue. James Caro`s business interests took him to Belgium, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Holland, Italy, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and Turkey. During the 1914-18 War he had charge of all aliens employed in the British Isles on timber work under the Board of Trade. For twenty years he was the Vice Consul in Manchester of the Estonian Government. He has been Principal of the Oldham Municipal School of Commerce for the last seventeen years…(Rotary Club of Oldham newsletter, October 1948, refers). Sold with a large quantity of related paperwork , including congratulatory letter from the Finnish Consul- General in London on the receipt of your decoration…for the services you have rendered to my countrymen, dated 10 November 1919, and a related Foreign Office letter dated 17 may 1920; a letter from the Estonian Minister in London notifying the recipient of the award of his Order of the Eagle Cross ( the Estonian eagle Cross IV Class… for the work that you have done on behalf of Estonia during the period of your most useful activity as Vice – Consul for Estonia at Manchester), dated 3 may 1932, and original statues of the order; a letter from the Estonian Minister in London notifying the recipient of the award of his Order of the White Star, dated 17 June 1939, together with related forwarding letter and original “Permission to Wear” warrant, dated 17 June 1939; also, newspaper cutting, and few other original documents.

Cross Fifth Class in bronze gilt and enamels, 50mm. Without ribbon, unmarked, enamels intact, extremely fine condition. Very attractive Cross.

First Class Cross, in gilded silver and enamels, 65mm. Unmarked, of fine quality make, enamels intact, slight hairline cracks to reverse center, obverse upper arm, good very fine condition. Without sash.

Badge in silvered/gilded bronze, numbered “58”, maker marked on reverse, 43x56mm.

Second Class shooting badge of Estonian’s Defence League, 1930’s. Badge in silvered bronze and enamels, 30x37mm, maker marked, very fine condition.

Badge of the Committee of the Foundation of the Estonian Submarine Fleet, 1930’s. Badge in gilded bronze and enamels, 30mm, superimposed on blue and white ribbon. Maker marked, extremely fine condition, rare.

Champion Badge of the Estonian’s Sharp Shooter’s Union, 1930’s. Badge in silvered bronze, 29x38mm, maker marked, very fine condition.

Second Class shooting badge of Estonian’s Sharp Shooter’s Union, 1930’s. Badge in bronze and enamels, 29x36mm, maker marked, very fine condition.

Badge in bronze gilt and enamels, 32x32mm, maker marked, enamels intact, good very fine.

First Class shooting badge of Estonian’s Defence League, 1930’s. Badge in silvered bronze and enamels, 30x37mm, maker marked, very fine condition.

First Class shooting badge of Estonian’s Sharp Shooter’s Union, 1930’s. Badge in silvered bronze and enamels, 29x36mm, maker marked, very fine condition.

Badge in bronze gilt and enamels, 32x32mm, maker marked, enamels intact, good very fine. Hand inscribed recipient’s name on reverse, dated (19)31.

Silver Merit Cross, in silver and enamels, on original ribbon, very fine condition.

Cross in gilt and enamels, issued during 1919-1928 period. Of good quality make, unmarked. Enamels intact, without chipping or cracks, in extremely fine condition.

Pre WWII period Fireman’s breast badge for 10 years of good service. Badge in silvered bronze, hallmarked on reverse. In very fine condition.

Independence Medal in bronze, 28mm. In very fine condition.

Army shooting badges, pre WWII period, First and Second Class. First Class in silvered bronze; Second Class in bronze. Worn, minor contact marks, fine to very fine condition.

Pre WWII period Fireman’s breast badge for 10 years of good service. Badge in silvered bronze, hallmarked on reverse. In very fine condition.

Cross in gilt and enamels, issued during 1919-1928 period. Of good quality make, unmarked. Very minor enamel chipping, otherwise in very fine condition.