Spain, Kingdom. A Royal Military Order Of Saint Ferdinand In Gold, I Class Officer, C.1860 United Republic of 1930) was a Canadian First

1930) was a Canadian First World War fighter ace and Victoria Cross recipient

and a bronze Lindsay's Welcome to Returned Soldiers CEF Medal (NURSING SISTER L

the maker label sewn in place in the shoulder area but has faded with time

A 1933/34 WHW (Winterhilfswerk des Deutschen Volkes/Winter Relief of the German People) “Kämpfe gegen Hunger und Kälte” badge

3) Aluminum celebratory badge of the Anschluss of Ostmark/Altreich/Sudetenland

Spain, Kingdom. A Royal Military Order Of Saint Ferdinand In Gold, I Class Officer, C.1860 United Republic of 1930) was a Canadian First(Real y Militar Orden de San Fernando). Instituted in 1811 by the Cdiz Cortes. Type II. (1815 1920). A Gold Maltese cross with white enamel arms and ball finials, obverse center featuring the embossed figure of St. Ferdinand in Gold holding a ceremonial mace, exhibiting white and red enamel detailing on a light blue enamel background, dark blue enamel surround states AL MERITO MILITAR, reverse centre presenting two overlapping globes adorned by the