Spain, Kingdom. A Royal and Military of Saint Ferdinand, III Class Breast Star, c.1910 visually-hidden where we was ruled conditionally

where we was ruled conditionally fit and placed with the militia

This bag is fabricated from Hessian (called Burlap in North America)

before rejoining his unit on the 7th

he immediately enlisted into the CEF at Edmonton

Spain, Kingdom. A Royal and Military of Saint Ferdinand, III Class Breast Star, c.1910 visually-hidden where we was ruled conditionally(Real y Militar Orden de San Fernando). Instituted by the General Courts of Cadiz in 1811, confirmed by King Ferdinand VII in 1814. Issued 1860 1920. In silver, a four point Maltese Cross with ball finials and scalloped arms, the central medallion in Gold featuring four red enamelled swords on a white field, encircled by a blue enamel ring inscribed AL MERITO MILITAR, the reverse presents a vertical pin, measures 56. 2mm (w) x 56. 25mm (h), weighs 21.