20 VINTAGE TO ANTIQUE FRATERNAL MEDALS AND RIBBONS - K914 for Sale

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20 VINTAGE TO ANTIQUE FRATERNAL MEDALS AND RIBBONS - K914 For Sale

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20 VINTAGE TO ANTIQUE FRATERNAL MEDALS AND RIBBONS - K914:
$89.99

I have been breaking up a collection of fraternal medals and ribbons and this is the last listing. I'm doing a box lot with the last 20 items, many of which I have not been able to identify. For instance, there is a quite attractive medal with the initials PCA or ECA. There is a 1973 ELM medal that is quite hefty and may be scientific in nature. There is a vintage Los Angeles California name tag with a bear. There are a couple of antique whitehead and hoag medals, one marked committee which both feature crossed US flags. There is a medal marked L.M.S.I. with crossed hammer and sledge. There is a medal that resembles a masonic medal with the letters F.P.A. I believe it is not masonic... There is a 1919 Providence RI delegate badge with a medal that has a couple of stacked acronyms. There are three ribbons from the daughters of Civil War veterans. There is a 1939 Philatelic Society member ribbon. A Shriner Syria Temple visitor badge, a 1929 Retail Coal Merchants Association badge, 3 Rebekah ribbons, and a 1930 reunion ribbon (A.A.S.R.)
I have taken a lot of pictures including a photo of each item individually. Condition is mixed with some ribbons have tears. (retail coal ribbon is completely ripped and currently held together with tape) The daughters of Civil War veteran's ribbons have tape residue on them.
This lot has incredible variety with the good probability of a high quality and rare item if you have time to do the research. This collection was filled with premium items. The items I am most intrigued by are the PCA badge and the ELM badge.
UPDATE :Ok, as an example of why this is an intriguing lot, I have accidently stumbled across the identity of one of the pieces while researching something else. The 7th picture is of a Irish Royal Arch Mason's Jewel. I have increased the buy it now price a tad with this identification. LOL, I will continue to increase the price as I identify more items...