Antonio Prieto

Hello For more images please see: http://www.coleccionesmilitares.com/medallas/texto/campafrica.htm

Thank you Yes, I known these but not if has any difference of identification of the silver or gilt emblems The truth is that a friend has brought them to me from Indonesia and have been a gift, but I think that their price is actually lower

Sirs You can help me to identify the badges of the images?

Dear Sirs Unfortunately this group does not doubt that it is wonderful in almost everything except the white Cross of Military Merit, which includes ... that is a model that is only in force since 2003 This cross includes a crown of monarchy period (1864-1931) and since 1977, but also the central shield is the approved model for the Crosses of Merit in 2003 for existing models since 2003 For models please see www.coleccionesmilitares.com/medallas/texto/mm03.htm In the period of the bar that should lead open crown (known as imperial, 1937-1977) Please see www.coleccionesmilitares.com/medallas/texto/omm19361977.htm Regarding the six-pointed cross, indeed it is rifaat category, equivalent to the knight Please see www.coleccionesmilitares.com/medallas/texto/medhauia.htm This is indeed the Order of the Mehdauia, one of the three orders Spanish Protectorate of Morocco, founded in 1926 and in force until 1956 former interns concessions to foreign personnel: Portugal, Germany, Italy, Mexico, etc.. (ROLF CARLS; ZYMALKOWSKI FELIX; OTTO CILIAX...) The other two orders are the Military Order of Constance, 1946-1946 only official Khalifa Forces Moors troops See www.coleccionesmilitares.com/medallas/texto/constanciapro.htm and the Order of Hasania (1949-1956) See www.coleccionesmilitares.com/medallas/texto/hasania.htm About the Mhedauia, sure there are copies in Italy, besides those manufactured in Spain, but actually can be found growing specimens with and crescent and star, or a kind of lily The origin of this star -also known as Solomon's seal or star-seems to come from the time of al-Andalus, although usually it is identified as a unique element of Judaism and the state of Israel-Star of David, having been used also by other cultures and states of Islamic influence. This star appears on coins, stamps and old documents from Morocco. In 1912 he added to his flag, in 1915 in the French Protectorate becomes five points but it retains six Spanish in the Protectorate.

Dear sir. Could you please share your ideas about this uniform?: country, rank, others... Thank you http://galeon.com/in...es/sin_ta10.jpg

I dont see never any badges as these in the spanish regulations, for orders, medals, decorations and/or badges

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For the Cejalvo types please see: http://www.cejalvo.e...7961b/index.php For some models all of particular collectors see: http://www.coleccionesmilitares.com/medallas/texto/mmi.htm

Allegory type I. Matron representing to Spain, offering a laurel wreath. It leans on a shield with a head of lion Coat of Arms type M1: Simplified dynastic shield with the five traditional quarts: Castile, Leon, Aragon, Navarre and, Granada. Central shield with lises. Royal crown Coat of Arms type R1: Equal to M1 with mural crown Coat of Arms type R2: The created in 1869 for the I Republic, with the five traditional quarts: Castile, Leon, Aragon, Navarre and, Granada. Mural crown and Hercules's columns are placed with the motto “PLUS ULTRA”, without crowns Allegoty tipe II. Crowned Matron, offering an olive crown with his right hand. The sinister hand leans on a sword. Low the right handed arm, a head of lion. At the back a nascent sun Also I known for this type the Matron wearing left and also right

So far, except the types of industries EGAÑA does not seem facil to assign models to manufacturers. Besides many of Military Medals have been done for jewel cases and craftsmen that knowing the model have contributed his fantasy: precious stones, variations in the elements, different sizes, etc Please, do not forget that these models are in study and descriptions and allocations can suffer modifications Also that any information, included quality images of obverses and reverses are necessary. You can send to me to my email

Hello to all I believe that at least have these variants, now in stydy for the correct identification Any notice are very welcome, specially a good image scanneds of the two faces Type Obverse Verso Alfonsino I Alegoría type I Motto:AL MÉRITO EN CAMPAÑA CoA of Spain type M1 Campaig: MARRUECOS Alfonsino II Alegoría type I Motto:AL MÉRITO EN CAMPAÑA CoA of Spain Without campaig República I Alegoría type I Motto:AL MÉRITO EN CAMPAÑA CoA of Spain type R1, the previous modified Campaing: MARRUECOS República II Alegoría type I Without Motto CoA of Spain type R2 Without Motto Medina Alegoría type I CoA of Spain Egaña I Alegoría type I Marked EGAÑA Motto: AL MÉRITO EN CAMPAÑA CoA of Spain type EE1 Marked EGAÑA Egaña II Alegoría type I Motto: AL MÉRITO EN CAMPAÑA CoA of Spain INDUSTRIAS EGAÑA EE I Alegoría type I Without mark Motto: AL MÉRITO EN CAMPAÑA CoA of Spain Motto: AL MÉRITO EN CAMPAÑA EE II Alegoría type I Without mark Motto: AL MÉRITO EN CAMPAÑA CoA of Spain Motto: AL MÉRITO EN CAMPAÑA EE III Alegoría type I Without mark Motto: AL MÉRITO EN CAMPAÑA CoA of Spain Without mark Jordana Alegoría CoA of Spain J. Saz I Alegoría type III CoA of Spain J. Saz II Alegoría type II Motto: AL MÉRITO EN CAMPAÑA CoA of Spain Without campaig OS Not known details Otto Schickle (Pforzheim) CoA of Spain S&L Not known details Steinhauer & Lück (Lüdenscheid) CoA of Spain <BR clear=all>

I known that the Medalha Comemorativa de Comissões de Serviços Especiais has now for award the services and missions of the UN, NATO and the rest of multinational organizations Any have a good image for these with the new bars: KKOR, UNIM, etc.?

For International Brigades info: http://www.brigadasi...php?name=inicio http://www.international-brigades.org.uk/IBMT%202006_1.pdf

Sorry!. Only in spanish http://www.uv.es/capelo/Alcoi.html http://revistas.ucm....9494110131A.PDF In Norway the signed trade agreement with Spain on 13 June 1936, according to which both governments mutually most-favoured nation were appointed, was disrupted. At the beginning of December 1937 was organized in Oslo a Week's Assistance to Spain whose activities in pro of the Republic were spread for 110 Norwegian towns, "glorious soldiers of the Cause Nacional" (in rhetorical expression of the period) also received gum boots and escarpines thick of simpatizantes Norwegians. At the beginning of 1938 the General Assembly of the Labour Party led by the first Nygaardsvold, the one which took part about 600 delegates of the workers organizations of all the country approved an assistance of 100.000 crowns for the republican cause, popular support that continued right up to the end of the war in spite of local scandals as the arrest by troops of Franco in the summer of 1937 of the lieutenant Randulf Dalland, councilor of the Bergen Town hall In english http://www.arbark.se/wib/spanish-civil-war-1936-1939.pdf

My web dont have the medals and decorations of the spanish "Comunidades Autónomas", cities, towns, etc. I have some of these regulations, anytime without images

This are the Honour Medal "To Merit" for the Municipal Police and Fire defence Service of the town of Barcelona. The regulations are of 1976 but the coat of arms of the reverse -not for the obverse- are for the type since 1981. The obverse wear the arms of the town of Barcelona Is awarded for relevant services in their proffessional activities This Honour Medal if in two classes: - "To Suffering" - "To Merit" And each class three types: - gold, - silver. - and bronze (for facts of relevant and public transcendence or 25 years LS&GC)

The white ribbon with two red stripes and star is for the Wound medal with citation in the Army order -Médaille de blessé, citation à l'ordre de l'Armée- The white ribbon with a centralmred stripes if for the Wound Medal without citation -Médaille de blessé, sans citation- Are created in 1991

The white ribbon with two red stripes and star is for the Wound medal with citation in the Army order -Médaille de blessé, citation à l'ordre de l'Armée- The white ribbon with a centralmred stripes if for the Wound Medal without citation -Médaille de blessé, sans citation- Are created in 1991

Hello This picture of GRAF EDUARD BOOS-WALECK UND MONTFORT received from James P

Thank you for all Yes. I ask in some forums for this question

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Someone would know to say me, in the design of one decoration of an Arab country, which is the meaning according to which the tips of a star form drawing of Hayte? It is a question of some design inspired by a geometric way? Maybe some thing related to his religion or faith? Any comment is very welcome

Thank you for sharing this pictures Any additional information for this medal? - Date - Description of the obverse/reverse, translation of the inscriptions, symbolisme, bars of missions if exist Than you

Thank you for all the pics for complete the info about this country I just updated my ribbons sheets Best regards