Spain, Kingdom. A Royal and Military Order of Saint Ferdinand, I Class Star for Field Uniform, c. 1850 Archive constructed of blackened aluminum

constructed of blackened aluminum

He signed his Attestation Paper as a Private (430701) with the 48th Infantry Battalion

original ribbon with metal suspension ring sewn in place

while the side bears a matching maker’s code of “BEH” and a manufacture date of “1942”

Stitched onto the peak is an insignia consisting of black rayon base bearing a machine-embroidered NSKK eagle

Spain, Kingdom. A Royal and Military Order of Saint Ferdinand, I Class Star for Field Uniform, c. 1850 Archive constructed of blackened aluminumInstituted in 1811. Type II. (1815 1920 Issue). In gold, cross formed by four gold swords joined by the pommels of their handles, evidence of slight chipping in red enamel on one of the swords, 51. 2 mm, near mint condition. Footnote: The Royal and Military Order of Saint Ferdinand was instituted in 1811. The Order was established in recognition of all military personnel who participated at the Peninsular War between 1807 1814. Currently, the Order is