Five awards and medals granted as prizes to sports competition winners on behalf of the "Hakoach" Vienna sports organization, 1926-1937.
* Octagonal silver medal, first prize in a boxing championship in Bratislava. * Plaque with two enamel decorations – prize in a swimming competition. * Medal with an enamel decoration (emblem of "Hakoach" Vienna), "JG Wassb. Meistersch". * Medal, boxing competition prize, "Hakoach-BSE". * Medal, "B.A.K. – Hakoach Wien",with original ribbon. Sizes and conditions vary.

1. Silver memorial plaque (marked 925), third regiment of the Palmach. In memory of Moshe [Mussa] Ne'eman killed in the battle on Nabi Yosha (Metzudat Koach) on 20.4.1948. Engraved inscription: "His friends stand to attention". 70X45 mm.
2. Medal (cast brass), "for bravery and courage in the War of Independence 1949". Embossed on one side only. Diameter: 85 mm.

Large copper medal in honor of Dr. Hofrat Avraham Theilhaber's 75th birthday. Germany, [1929].
Obverse: portrait of Dr. Theilhaber and the inscription "Dr. Hofrat Adolf Theilhaber. Signed: "K.T.".
Reverse: "Zum 75. Geburtstag" [for his 75th birthday].
Dr. Theilhaber (b. 1854) was a well know gynecologist, researcher and court physician in the court of the King of Bavaria, Ludwig II.
Diameter: 100 mm.

1-2. Two medals issued to note the " Edict of Tolerance" published by Emperor Franz Joseph II, which granted rights to Austrian Jews. 1782.
Obverse: Relief of Franz Joseph II, the inscription "IOSEPHVS II ROM IMP SEMP AUG "and the inscription:" TOLERANTIA IMPERANTIS [tolerance rules]. Marked: Reich.
Reverse: Rabbi, Catholic Bishop and Protestant priest – praying. Above them an eagle (emblem of the empire) holding a sign: "In Deo". On one medal the inscription "tolerance rules" does not appear nor does the manufacturer's name. Diameter: 45 mm.
3. Medal noting 100 years to the " Edict of Tolerance". 1882.
Obverse: Portrait of Emperor Franz Joseph II and the inscription: "Kaiser Joseph II". Reverse: Inscription in German: "zur erinnerung an die 100 jährige feier der ertheilung des toleranz edictes am 13 oktober 1781 [100 years to the "tolerance edict"], diameter: 30 mm. Hook for hanging and ribbon.

Medal commemorating the coronation of King Edward VII. Minted on behalf of the English Zionist Federation. Aluminum. [England, 1902].
Obverse: Relief of the portrait of King Edward VII and his wife Alexandra. Inscription: "Edward the Seventh King and Emperor and Queen Alexandra". "In his and our days Judea will be redeemed". Relief signed: "R.N.".
Reverse: Relief – Jews looking towards the Promised Land and an inscription "There is hope for your future" (Jeremiah 32/16).
Diameter: 40 mm.