Spain, Franco Era. A Royal & Military Order Of St. Hermenegild, Commander's Star, C.1950 certificate_of_authenticity Type IV (post 1905 -

Type IV (post 1905 - Bilingual) (three-piece construction

Gubelius stayed with the 1st Kompanie of the Infanterie-Ersatz-Bataillon (mot

advancing to Omdurman

among those who became officers was Lieutenant Cecil Mellish

the right side of the bowl illustrating a large Red Ensign (the version used between 1871 and 1921) and inscribed "LOYAL TO THE COUNTRY" below

Spain, Franco Era. A Royal & Military Order Of St. Hermenegild, Commander's Star, C.1950 certificate_of_authenticity Type IV (post 1905 -(Real y Militar Orden de San Hermenegildo). Instituted 1814 by King Ferdinand VII. A four armed cross in bronze gilt with ball finials, embellished by ornamental Knights helmets and flags in each arm, with clusters of beaded rays in each quadrant, obverse centre in bronze gilt exhibiting a superposed figure of St. Hermenegildo on a blue enameled background, surrounded by a white enameled border inscribed PREMIO A LA CONSTANCIA MILITAR (Award to the