Spain, Republic. A Rare Civil Order of the Liberation of Spain, Medal Archive some very minor enamel loss
Description
some very minor enamel loss
the German submarine U 12 sank her with a torpedo about noon
the obverse lid with a gold embossed inscription of “LUFTWAFFEN-FLIEGERSCHÜTZEN-ABZEICHEN” (“LUFTWAFFE AIR GUNNER BADGE”)
later a Business Manager in Winnipeg) and Dorothy Josephine Wyman (nee Luce
the booklet also hand-stitched with a number of Imperial
Spain, Republic. A Rare Civil Order of the Liberation of Spain, Medal Archive some very minor enamel loss(Orden Civil de la Liberacin de Espaa). Instituted September 3, 1947. Dissolved 1977. In bronze, the obverse features a Spanish emblem surrounded by the inscription REPUBLICA ESPANOLA, the reverse is inscribed PATRIA LIBERTAD REPUBLICA, measures 38 mm (w) x 43. 9 mm (h), worn on original ribbon, minor wear, an extremely fine and exceptionally rare medal. Footnote: The Civil Order of the Liberation of Spain (Orden Civil de la Liberacin de Espaa) was
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