Spain, Kingdom. A Royal Military Order Of St. Ferdinand, Officer's Badge, C.1910 Auction Remnants of removal from an

Remnants of removal from an album

marked on reverse L/18 (for B

the badge constructed of blackened aluminum

The announcement of his award of the Military Cross appeared in the Second Supplement to the London Gazette 30507 of Friday

A certificate awarding the honour name “Banake”

Spain, Kingdom. A Royal Military Order Of St. Ferdinand, Officer's Badge, C.1910 Auction Remnants of removal from an(Real y Militar Orden de San Fernando). Instituted 1811. Type II. 1815 1920 Issue. A Maltese Cross with white enameling and ball finials, obverse centre featuring the embossed figure of St. Ferdinand holding a cerimonal mace as well as a globe, exhibiting white and red enamel detailing and on a pebbled background, blue enamel surround stating AL MERITO MILITAR, reverse centre presenting two overlapping globes adorned by the Spanish Imperial Crown,