Spain, Kingdom. A Royal Military Order Of St. Ferdinand, Officer's Badge, C.1910 GTRexclude 1916 with a case of

1916 with a case of "Tonsillitis"

and Medal of Honour for Physical Education and Sports (silver

Jones was promoted to Temporary Lieutenant after six months' commissioned service on March 19th

where he assumed the position of General Staff Officer II (Intelligence) in the rank of Acting Major

Spain, Kingdom. A Royal Military Order Of St. Ferdinand, Officer's Badge, C.1910 GTRexclude 1916 with a case of(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,