Bronze Life Saving Medal

Approx 2" in diameter

Group of life saving medals. 1. 1901 Life Saving Group of life saving medals.1. 1901 Life Saving Benevolent Assoc. of New York. Awarded to Robert E. Mills. Gold 14K Acid tested. Weight 0.610 ozt.2. Ro

Exquisite high relief bronze medal designed by F. Paquet. Obv.: By Joint Resolution of Congress To The Rescuers of the Passengers Officers and Men of the Steam Ship San Francisco Wrecked Dec. 1853 / T

Breast Badge, 50x41 mm, bronze partially enamelled, with suspension ring and ribbon. Superb medal from the end of the 19th/beginning of the 20th Century. In perfect condition! I

Commemorative Medal for the Coronation of Tsar Nicolas II 1896, Silver Life Saving Medal Nicolas II, Russo-Japanese War Bronze and Silver Medals. Breast Badges, different sizes, different materials, w

Row 1: Gold Lifesaving Medal, Silver Lifesaving Medal, U.S. Antarctica Expeditionary Medal (Bronze), U.S. Antarctica Expeditionary Medal (Silver) Row 2: U.S. Antarctica Expeditionary Medal (Gold), Ant

Breast Badge, 37 x 30 mm, silvered and gilt Bronze, original suspension ring and ribbon with clasp “Hospitaliers-Sauveteurs de Toulouseâ€. I SA45

Life Saving Society of the Charente Medal, unknown Life Saving Society Medal with Miniature. Breast Badges, different sizes, silvered Bronze, enameled for two, original suspension rings and ribbons. (

Breast Badge, 33 mm, bronze, original suspension ring and pentagonal ribbon. I

Medal of the Order of French Life Savior, Life Saving Society of the city of Lyon Medal, Life Saving Society of the Gironde Medal. Breast Badges, different sizes, silvered Bronze, original suspension

Medal of the Order of French Life Savior, Life Saving Society of the city of Lyon Medal, Life Saving Society of the Gironde Medal. Breast Badges, different sizes, silvered Bronze, original suspension

Breast Badge, 38 mm, silvered and gilt Bronze, partially enameled, maker's mark from “Lemaître, Parisâ€, original suspension ring and ribbon. I

Life Saving Society of the Sambre et Meuse Medal, unknown Circumvirate Medal. Breast Badges, different sizes, gilt Bronze, both enameled, original suspension rings and ribbons. Very attractive! (2) I-

RUSSIAN NICHOLAS II LIFE SAVING MEDAL Nicholas II Medal for Life Saving. The obverse shows the truncated bust of Tsar Nicholas II facing left encircled by an inscription: "By the Grace of God Nicholas

RUSSIAN NICHOLAS II LIFE SAVING MEDAL Nicholas II Medal for Life Saving. The obverse shows the truncated bust of Tsar Nicholas II facing left encircled by an inscription: "By the Grace of God Nicholas

Breast Badge, silver, 27 mm, head of Napoleon III with laurel wreath facing right signed "Barre", with suspension ring and original ribbon, named to "VIAU JEAN, 1863". I 

Breast Badge, silver, 27 mm, head of Napoleon III without laurel wreath facing right signed "Barre", with suspension ring and original ribbon, named to "SAPIENCE, CHARLES.F. 1848". I Country: FRANCE

The Tahlisiye Medal was instituted in 1859 and was awarded to those who had saved people’s lives from drowning, fires, earthquakes, or landslides whilst risking one’s own life. unnamed Silver

4 different Cote d'Or department Life Saving Medals, Order of the Knight Saviors of France, different metals, different sizes, original suspension rings and most with ribbons. (5) I-

Breast Badge, 24 mm, Silver, original suspension ring and ribbon. Significant signs of wear. R! II Country: GERMANY - PRUSSIA

Breast Badge, 24 mm, Silver, original suspension ring and ribbon. Significant signs of wear. II R!

Life Saving Society of the city of Marseille and the Mediterranean Sea Medal, Life Saving Society of Paris Medal together with Miniature, Life Saving Society of Charleville Medal. Breast Badges, diffe

UNITED STATES LIFE SAVING SERVICE BRONZE CANNONEarly 20th CenturyEnd of barrel marked "R.I.W. No 676 1905 L.M.F.". Trunnion marked "U.S.L.S.S.". Oak carriage with iron mounts.Height approx. 19". Lengt

Solid Silver Table Medal for Lifesaving. Obverse: Shield of the Society divided into three fields; above two rowing boats, two clasped hands (C) below, a three-masted ship in a gale; for crest, a cott