Spain, Fascist State. An Order Of St. Hermenegildo, Commander's Star, C.1950 Newly Listed Posthumous Note Accompanying the Military

Posthumous Note Accompanying the Military Medal (printed in black ink on a brown paper stock

indicative of the bayonet’s ceremonial use

is one of very few known examples

An extensive Prussian medal bar featuring four decorations and five ribbons

Giants in the Making: The Stirlings

Spain, Fascist State. An Order Of St. Hermenegildo, Commander's Star, C.1950 Newly Listed Posthumous Note Accompanying the Military(Real y Militar Orden de San Hermenegildo). Established by King Ferdinand VII of Spain on November 28, 1814. A ball tipped faceted Maltese cross in bronze gilt, embellished by cluster of five silvered rays in each quadrant, the obverse featuring a superimposed gilded figure of St. Hermenegildo, with an enameled blue background, within an enameled white border inscribed PREMIO A LA CONSTANCIA MILITAR (Award to Military Constancy), as well as an