Sweden, Kingdom. Three Medals

Includes: 

1. Swedish Women's Voluntary Defence Service Medal, I Class Gold Grade  (Sveriges Lottakårer Riksförbundet) {Auxiliary Service of the Home Guard}. In silver gilt, maker marked "S&Co" (Sporrong & Co. of Stockholm, Sweden), city marked (King Eric, Stockholm), date marked "P8" (1941), marked with the National Control Mark consisting of the three crowns of the Swedish coat of arms in a trefoil shape, along with an "S" in a hexagonal frame (indicating the minimum silver standard of .800) on the reverse, measuring 33 mm (w) x 49.5 mm (h), original ribbon with safety pin attachment. 

2. Swedish Women's Voluntary Defence Service Medal, II Class Silver Grade  (Sveriges Lottakårer Riksförbundet) {Auxiliary Service of the Home Guard}. In frosted silver, maker marked "S&Co" (Sporrong & Co. of Stockholm, Sweden), city marked (King Eric, Stockholm), date marked "F9" (1956), marked with the National Control Mark consisting of the three crowns of the Swedish coat of arms in a trefoil shape, along with an "S" in a hexagonal frame (indicating the minimum silver standard of .800) on the reverse, measuring 33 mm (w) x 49.5 mm (h), original ribbon with safety pin attachment. 

3. Sweden's Military Sports Association Medal (Sveriges Militära Idrottsförbunds medalj). In silver, marked "S. KULLE GRAVÖR" (S. Kulle engraver) on the reverse, measuring 33.5 mm (w) x 48.5 mm (h) inclusive of its crown suspension, replacement ribbon. 

Ranging from very fine to near extremely fine.