Spain, Kingdom. Royal And Military Order Of St. Hermenegildo, Grand Cross, C.1900 Hold British Issue "CRIMEA" (un-named)

British Issue "CRIMEA" (un-named)

chipping and crazing evident in the white enamels on the centrepiece ring on the reverse of the Order of Police Merit

Footnote: this is earliest Panzer badge produced by Juncker

the National Academy of Design

Spain, Kingdom. Royal And Military Order Of St. Hermenegildo, Grand Cross, C.1900 Hold British Issue "CRIMEA" (un-named)(Real y Militar Orden de San Hermenegildo). Instituted 1814. 1870 1926 Issue. A sash badge consisting of a silver gilt four armed white enameled star, obverse centre exhibiting a gilt figure of St. Hermenegildo, surrounded by the Motto PREMIO A LA CONSTANCIA MILITAR (Award for Military Constancy) on an enameled dark blue border, reverse centre depicting cyphre of Ferdinand VII surrounded by an enameled dark blue border, adorned by silver gilt Spanish