Poland, II Republic. A Commemorative Medal and Polish Armed Forces Cap Badge

Includes: 
1. Commemorative Medal for the War 1918-1921 (Medal pamiątkowy za Wojnę). Instituted in 1928. In bronze gilt, measuring 35.2 mm (w) x 39.7 mm (h) inclusive of its suspension loop, light contact and scattered pitting, original ribbon with hook and eye. 
2. Eagle of the Polish Armed Forces with Crowned Eagle Cap Badge: in die-stamped silvered metal alloy, unmarked, measuring 27.3 mm (w) x 402 mm (h), both prongs intact, very light contact.
Together, better than very fine.
  
Footnote: The Commemorative Medal for the War 1918-1921 was established on September 21, 1928 and was awarded to members of the military armed forces and paramilitary units who were killed or wounded in the line of duty or others who served a minimum of three months front line duty. It was also awarded to civilians who took part in active military action, who were killed, wounded or served a minimum of nine months with military forces or those who served as battlefield medics tending the wounded. Foreigners who contributed to the success of the victory over the Soviet forces such as the French advisors in the field and members of the French mission in Warsaw.