Spain, Kingdom. A Royal and Military Order of Hermenegildo, Commander by Number visually-hidden the opposite end bearing a

the opposite end bearing a reverse leather tongue with seven sets of dual eyelets for an adjustable fit

1917 (in bronze

dated to Dresden on March 18

Group of Three to Corporal/Sergeant J

graduating in 1868 and served as a Second Lieutenant in the U

Spain, Kingdom. A Royal and Military Order of Hermenegildo, Commander by Number visually-hidden the opposite end bearing aInstituted November 28 1814. In bronze gilt and silvered bronze, and multi coloured enamels, consisting of a gilded Maltese Cross with ball finials, along with three multi faceted rays in the quadrants between the arms of the cross, depicting a superposed gilded figure of St. Hermenegildo on horseback on a dark blue enamelled central medallion, surrounded white enamelled border with the inscription Premio a la Constancia Militar (Award for Military