Original Spanish WWII Era Sterling Order of Military Merit Cross Red Distinction. Nice vintage and original Spanish Civil War/WWII era items for the Order of Military Merit in red. Overall in very good condition. The reverse of the cross is also enameled and has a couple chips out of the clear red enamel – very hard to see. The front of the cross is in mint condition – the images shows some reflection not damage. The cross frame and crown is in sterling silver. It is marked with the star silver hallmark of Spain and the maker’s hallmark. Imperial crown is used during Franco’s National Fascist period. The Order of Military Merit (Orden del Mérito Militar) was instituted by Queen Isabel II/Isabella II on August 3, 1864. It was established to recognize either Spanish or foreign military personnel in recognition of outstanding and meritorious actions in time of war or peace. Red Distinction (red enamels) were awarded for courage and effective actions in combat. Please feel free to ask any questions. We strive to satisfy our customers.
German Ring war period ww2 WWII Pendant Germany Battlefield artifact Military Silverplated Bronze Alloy Gott mit uns Size 8.5 18.8×18.2 mm 9.09 g pendant= 18×16.5×15 mm 4 g. Good item for your collection or gift for holidays! If you have any question – please write me. You can make your best offer for this item.
Description- Scarce 1938 military show at soldier field officials ribbon/badge. 5 1/2 long overall, ribbon shows wear/stains see photos. About Indiana Treasure Hunt. I frequent local estate and antique auctions always picking up new and unusual items. I will be adding new items every week sometimes daily. If you like the item you are looking at now chances are I have or will have something else you may like make sure to add me to your favorite sellers list, because you never know what I may come across.
Frame size: 20″ x 10.5″ x 1. Picture size: 17″ x 7.5″. Condition: Decent for age, as shown in picture. Zoom in by hovering over picture to inspect condition to your satisfaction. Check out my other items for many more vintage and antique beauties. Feel free to ask questions.
Rare interwar USMC 2nd pattern department device for warrant officers working in the Paymasters department. First seen in the 1929 USMC uniform regulations.
War Medal of Military Virtue. The Medal of Military Virtue was instituted by royal decree on May 17, 1872. The medal is hung from a red ribbon flanked by stripes of light blue. The medal was instituted in two classes: Gold for officers (1st Class) and silver for enlisted men (2nd class). In 1880 the Medal of Military Virtue was reformed by royal decree. Soldiers who had earned the medal during wartime were authorized to turn in their medals for a new’war’ medal (Medalia Virtutea Militara de Razboi). The new medal was in the form of a cross and was awarded for bravery only during wartime. In the center of the cross is a medallion with a bust of Carol I surrounded by the inscription, “Carol I Domunul Romaniei”. On the reverse is the inscription “Virtute Militara”. Beginning in 1918, the medal was awarded exclusively to enlisted men in both grades, and was the highest award for bravery that could be awarded to enlisted soldiers. It was awarded for life to reward either long service or deeds of merit, courage and devotion, but could not be transmitted to others upon the recipient’s death. From my personal collection. The one pictured is the one you will receive.
This is an original 1935 framed photo of the CMTC Citizens’ Military Training Camp at Fort Crook, NE. The photo measures 10×19 inches and showcases a historical military training camp from that time period in the United States.
This listing is for the following original military history book. The book measures 6.5″ x 9.5″. The item will be well packaged. We put effort into ensuring your item arrives safely! Powered by SixBit’s eCommerce Solution.
