Czechoslovakia – metal detector findings
Subcategories
- Czechoslovak Army 4822
- Uniformed components 2184
- Tourist labels 319
- Interest organisations 1224
- Patriotism 469
- Plaque - blood donation 16
- Sport 274
- People's Militia / badges 11
- Musical instruments 1
- Czechoslovak Red Cross 45
- IYA 24
- Badges of towns and villages 102
- Resistance fighters 41
- Company badges 143
- Commemorative medals 103
- State Roadmaster 65
- Auto/moto 208
- Badges, medals, plaques - other 573
- Traps and tilt traps 15
- Technology and accessories for technology 8
- Storage bins and barrels 44
Czechoslovakia was a state in Central Europe that existed (with a brief interruption during World War II) from 28 October 1918 to 31 December 1992. Czechoslovakia was created after World War I as one of the successor states of the collapsed Austro-Hungarian Empire. It included the territories of Bohemia, Moravia, Bohemian Silesia (the southeastern part of Silesia), Slovakia and Subcarpathian Rus ("Upper Hungary"). Czechoslovakia ceased to exist with the division into the Czech Republic and the Slovak Republic.
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