Spain, Franco Era. A Royal & Military Order Of St. Hermenegild, Commander's Star, C.1950 Hold the author of “The Infantry

the author of “The Infantry Assault Badges” refers to a badge of this type as being by an “Unknown Maker” on page 196

in case of issue (case showing age and wear

1910 to November 25

the reverse of

A Flak Badge certificate to Gefreiter (lance corporal) Rupert Sirch

Spain, Franco Era. A Royal & Military Order Of St. Hermenegild, Commander's Star, C.1950 Hold the author of “The Infantry(Real y Militar Orden de San Hermenegildo). Instituted 1814 by King Ferdinand VII. A four armed cross in bronze gilt with ball finials, embellished by ornamental Knights helmets and flags in each arm, with clusters of beaded rays in each quadrant, obverse centre in bronze gilt exhibiting a superposed figure of St. Hermenegildo on a blue enameled background, surrounded by a white enameled border inscribed PREMIO A LA CONSTANCIA MILITAR (Award to the