ORDERS, DECORATIONS & MEDALS OF CZECHOSLOVAKIA

Czech Revolutionary Medal, 1914-1918
Československé Řády a Vyznamenání
Sometimes called the War Service Medal, 1914-1918
This impressive medal was instituted on the 1st July 1918 and awarded to all volunteers who had enlisted during the period from the 24th July 1914 to the proclamation of a Provisional Government in Paris, whose services contributed to the establishment of an independent Czechoslovakia.

F.I.D.A.C. Medal, 1918-1919
FIDAC was the Fédération Interallié des Anciens Combattants, or Interallied Federation of Veterans. It was the World War One veterans's association which brought together the various national veterans' groups, such as the American Legion in the US and the British Legion in the United Kingdom, with the veterans' groups of the other allied countries. Czechoslovakia was one of the few countries to issue FIDAC medals.

Commemorative Decoration for the Czechoslovak Volunteers of 1918-1919

Commemorative Cross for Volunteers, 1918-1919
Awarded to those in action in Slovakia against the Hungarian Communist troops of Bela Kun.

Cross for Faithful Service, 1938

Commemorative Decoration for the Second National Uprising, 1939-45
Pamětni Odznak Druhého Národního Odboje, 1939-45

Loyal Service Cross of the National Armed Guard, 1938
Národní Střeleckých Gard, 1938
With linden leaf emblem on the ribbon

Commemorative Medal of the Czechoslovak Army Abroad, 1939-45
Pamĕtni Medaile Československé Armády v Zahraniči, 1939-45
With ribbon brooch with "SSSR" (USSR) emblem.

Commemorative Medal for the Italian Legion, 1948
on original ribbon
Awarded to Czechoslovak Volunteers who fought alongside Italian Forces during the First World War.

Order of the Red Star of Labour 
Rád Rudé Hvĕzdy Práce
Numbered 7722 - in its case of issue with ribbon brooch.
The Order was instituted in a single class in 1955 and awarded for outstanding contributions to the productive capacity of Czechoslovakia.

Decoration for Outstanding Work, 1951 
Vyznamenání Za Vynikajici Práci
In its case of issue with ribbon brooch.
Labels with the name Marie Šindelářová and the number 29662 have been attached to the bottom of the case.

Decoration for Merit in Development, 1951 
Vyznamenání Zásluhy O Výstavbu
In its case of issue with ribbon brooch and named award slip.
Labels with the same name (Václav Haise) and the number 25410 have been attached to the bottom of the case.

Decoration for Merit in Defence of the Homeland, 1955 
Medaille Za Zásluhy O Obranu Vlasti

CSR issue - in its (damaged) case of issue with ribbon brooch 
In its case of issue with ribbon brooch.

CSSR issue - in its (damaged) case of issue with ribbon brooch 
In its case of issue with ribbon brooch.

Medal for Service to the Homeland, 1955 
Medaille Za Službu Vlasti
In its case of issue with ribbon brooch.

Medal commemorating the 25th Anniversary of the Victory of the Working People, 1973 

Medal for Devoted Work for Socialism, 1976 
Medaille Za Obitavou Práci Pro Socialismus

  In its case of issue with ribbon brooch.

  Without case or ribbon brooch.

Commemorative Medal for the 40th Anniversary of Liberation, 1985
Pamětni medaile k 40. výročí osvobození Československa Sovĕtskou Armádou

In its case of issue with ribbon brooch. 

Without case or ribbon brooch.

F.M.N.O. Silver Merit Medal
F.M.N.O. - Czech Federal Ministry of National Defence

Medal of a Deserving Worker of the Metal Industry issued by The Czech Federal Ministry for Smelting, Machinery and Electronics
Ministr Hutnictví Strojírenství a Elektrotechniky
In its case of issue with ribbon brooch