Spain, Franco Period. An Order Of The Spanish Red Cross, Ii Class Star, C.1950 Hold with a white embroidered naming

with a white embroidered naming label screen-printed in black ink and sewn in place on the body of the tunic

the central “crown” link features a pinch-closure that secures the chain shut

with obverse center exhibiting an enameled Order’s insignia

His generals dictated policy during World War I with little regard for the civilian government

Spain, Franco Period. An Order Of The Spanish Red Cross, Ii Class Star, C.1950 Hold with a white embroidered naming(Condecoraciones de la Cruz Roja Espaola). Instituted 1864 by Queen Isabel II Isabella II of Spain. 1939 1975 issued. A multiple rayed eight pointed star in silver, with obverse centrepiece applique in silver gilt consisting of an enameled white and red symbol of the Red Cross with the Latin motto IN HOC SIGNO SALUS, flanked by detailed enameled green branches with a beneath enameled black Malta shield, surmounted by a gilt period Imperial Crown, the