Padelman

Sorry to inform you that all the medals can not be from the same man. The San Hermenegildo medal (Top first left) is a 1953 model. The picture shows an early XX century uniform so only the other 3 medals can be from the man in the picture but as you know this is not a 100% sure. Regarding the (fondo blanco y gris) are clearly the instructions to the framer. Regards from Spain

Spanish Ribbons are 30 mm

Hi. This is an arm badge around 1940-1950 for GASTADORES DE REGULARES of TETUAN.

Hi; This one is a Franco era Naval merit order but is a kind of mixing. The breast star is a second class Franco Era (around 1960 to 1975). The sach belongs to a forth class (same period) and all together in a nice Franco era Box. Why do you think that this is not a Franco era merit ???

Hi; Find some samples of the spanish naval merit order that you asked. http://www.todocoleccion.net/militaria-medallas/orden-merito-naval-epoca-anterior~x27127448 http://www.todocoleccion.net/militaria-medallas/banda-cruz-merito-naval-plata-franco~x27399270 http://www.todocoleccion.net/militaria-medallas/cruz-merito-naval-distintivo-blanco-epoca-franco-plata~x38125970 Please look for many more things on todocoleccion.net If you need any help please do not hesitate to contact me. Regards from Spain.

I think that is better and cheaper to find spanish awards through the spanish collectors page www.todocoleccion.net. Is the naval merit white or red? I understand that white no war in 1965/1966 Is it first class (medall) or second class (breath star)? If you need any help do not hesitate to contact me. Regards

Hi Ray; It is a big pleasure for me to help you or other collectors. If you have any query in the future please do not hesitate to contact me. Best Regards. Emilio

Hi Ray; I have been collecting spanish military medals for the last 25 years so I really know very well what I am talking about. If the seller is spanish he probably know what he was selling to you. If he is a foreign seller probably he doesnt know the difference. The difference is big on price. The one you have is around 100-125 Euros, the one made after the spanish Civil War on Franco Era is the doble. Regards. Emilio

Hi Ray; Sorry for my poor english. Images are a better explanation. See the diference between the two crowns. The red medal with a tipical Franco era crown (1938-1977) and the white one, same as yours with a King Juan Carlos I first era crown (1979 - 1989). Regards. Emilio

Hi Ray; You can see it in the crown of the medal. Franco era crown was an open crown (imperial crown) and your medal has a close crown (royal crown) . This tipical crown has been used by the spanish manufacturers from 1979 till end of 80s. Best Regards. Emilio

Hi Ray; You can see it in the crown of the medal. Franco era crown was an open crown (imperial crown) and your medal has a close crown (royal crown) . This tipical crown has been used by the spanish manufacturers from 1979 till end of 80s. Best Regards. Emilio

I do not use to clean sashes but this is not a spanish civil war medal but an early Juan Carlos I era around 1980. Best Regards.

Hi Peter; I am sorry but this is not a house. You are looking a picture of General Moscardó office at Alcazar de Toledo after the siege of 2 months. Now Alcazar is the spanish general army museum and you can see the room on same conditions after 75 years. More information : http://noticias.lainformacion.com/politica/fuerzas-armadas/el-despacho-de-moscardo-uno-de-los-principales-atractivos-del-museo-militar-de-toledo_q6Fuo2FWEdSnis1ZHWMuG5/ Best Regards.

Hi Burian87; This is a tipical Cejalvo Isabel la Catolica star around 1960-1970. The value of an Alfonso XIII period star is around 500 Euros so this one is around 200 Euros over it´s value. Good luck on Ebay. Best Regards. Padelman