A lot of various commemorative European medals including a gilt-edged red enamel narrow-armed Cross of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany from the 1950s, a gilt bronze 1879-1908 commemorative medal for Congo, also often referred to as "Colonial Veterans Medal", instituted on 21 January 1929, a Prussian silver red enamel Red Cross Medal instituted on 1 October 1898 by the Emperor Wilhelm II, inspired by his wife Augusta Victoria (letters on face mean: W – Wilhelm, R – Rex A – Augusta, V – Victoria) and awarded to women and men for merits for the Red Cross, both in war as well in peacetime, a Belgium oval silvered medal with a central oval black enamel medallion bearing an imposed gilt beehive on crossed spade and hammer within a red enamel border, circumscribed "Skill and Morality" in the French and Flemish languages, a Spanish gilt-edged white and yellow enamel cross with an imposed central circular blue enamel medallion with a red enamel Cross of Santiago encircled by a gilt ring inscribed in black letters "Military Constancy - Non-Commissioned Officers" in Spanish, instituted on 26 December 1958 for long and irreproachable service by non-commissioned officers, a Spanish medal for the 25 anniversary of "Spanish Phalanx", a fascist political organization founded by Jose Antonio Primo de Rivera (1903-1936).