Spain, Kingdom. A Royal And Military Order Of St. Ferdinand, C.1965 Archive Its commanding Officer

Its commanding Officer

but they were re-designated Ostlegion Kosacken Abteilung 600

measuring 83 mm (w) x 38 mm (h)

where his remains were buried in Acacia Park Cemetery in North Tonawanda

Spain, Kingdom. A Royal And Military Order Of St. Ferdinand, C.1965 Archive Its commanding Officer(Real y Militar Orden de San Fernando). Instituted in 1811. Two piece construction, in bronze gilt with red, green, blue and white enamels, unmarked, measuring 44 mm (w) x 60 mm (h), residue and crazing evident on the tips of the white enamelled arms at 9 and 12 o'clock, spotting present on all four arms, the centrepiece free of chipping, very fine. Footnote: The Royal and Military Order of Saint Ferdinand was originally founded by the General Courts