Spain, Kingdom. An Order Of St. Ferdinand In Gold, I Class Knight, C.1900 Archive Just over 200 awarded

Just over 200 awarded

1866 when the 38th Brant Battalion of Infantry was authorized to be formed

WWI 123rd Infantry Battalion Cap Badge CEF - Blackened copper

then returned to Royal Adelaide for two days

” "Deschler & Sohn"

Spain, Kingdom. An Order Of St. Ferdinand In Gold, I Class Knight, C.1900 Archive Just over 200 awarded(Real y Militar Orden de San Fernando). Instituted in 1811. Type II. In 18K Gold, an exceptional ball tipped enamel white Maltese cross, obverse medallion presenting a partially enameled figure of St. Ferdinand, surrounded by an enameled light blue ring with inscription AL MERITO MILITAR, reverse centre with two orbs encircled by an enameled blue border inscribed EL REY Y LA PATRIA, adorned by nicely enameled green laurel branches on the top,