Spain, Kingdom. A Military Order Of St. Ferdinand, Officer’s Star, C.1880 GTRexclude The well-detailed eagle insignia on
Description
The well-detailed eagle insignia on the peak has been lost to time
After the Japanese successes in southeast Asia
He returned to work as a Farm Labourer in 1919
but pin on reverse is missing
centering silvery swastika in cello threads
Spain, Kingdom. A Military Order Of St. Ferdinand, Officer’s Star, C.1880 GTRexclude The well-detailed eagle insignia on(Orden Militar de San Fernando). Instituted 1811 by General Courts of Cadiz; approved 1814 by King Ferdinand VII of Spain. Type II. Alfonso XII issue. An exceptional pierced Maltese Cross with ball finials in silver, obverse medallion in Gold featuring four superposed enameled red swords connected by the hilts, on an enameled white background, surrounded by elegant enameled blue border with the inscription AL MERITO MILITAR (To Military Merit),
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