Antonio Prieto

Any know the identification of the cyphers

SEK

BV3

SLVM

etc.

Thank you

Any know the identification of the cyphers

SEK

BV3

SLVM

etc.

Thank you

Breast star #1

PUBLIC PROSECUTOR DEL SUPREME COURT (1939-1977)

Breast star #2

NOTARY (1939-1977)

Badge #1

MAGISTRATE (1939-1977)

Badge #2

Perhaps Supreme Advice of War and Navy

I can identify in the next days, but I believe that all has for the Justice Administration

Thank you

The identification the symbols and letters has possible?

Regards

Any know the Medals and Decorations of AUGUST VON GOEBEN

The biography of Wikipedia

Born at Stade in Hanover, he aspired from his earliest years to the Prussian service rather than that of his own country, and at the age of seventeen, obtained a commission in the 24th Regiment of Prussian infantry. But there was little scope for the activities of a young and energetic subaltern, and, leaving the service in 1836, enlisted in the Carlist army fighting the First Carlist War in Spain. In the five campaigns in which he served Don Carlos, he had many turns of fortune. He had not fought for two months when he fell, severely wounded, into the hands of the Spanish royalist troops. After eight months detention, he escaped, but it was not long before he was captured again. This time his imprisonment was long and painful, and on two occasions, he was compelled to draw lots for his life with his fellow captives. When released, he served until 1840 with distinction (I BELIEVE THAS WAS AWARDED WITH THE ORDER OF SAINT FERDINAND, AMONG OTHERS). In that year, he made his way back, a man without means, to Prussia. The Carlist lieutenant colonel was glad to be re-admitted into the Prussian service as a second lieutenant, but he was still young, and few subalterns could claim five years meritorious war service at the age of twenty four. In a few years, he was a captain on the Great General Staff, and in 1848, he had the good fortune to be transferred to the staff of the IV Army Corps, his immediate superior being Major Helmuth Graf von Moltke. The two men became fast friends, and their mutual esteem was never disturbed. In the Baden insurrection, Goeben distinguished himself on the staff of Prince William, the future emperor. Staff and regimental duty (as usual in the Prussian service) alternated for some years after this, until in 1863, he became major-general commanding the 26th Infantry Brigade. In 1860, he was present with the Spanish troops in Morocco, and took part in the Battle of Tetuan.

Also I believe that this was awarded with the Grand Cross of the Iron Cross

Any info and images are very wellcome

And more

http://medals.extra.hu/modules/myalbum/photo.php?lid=712

UN, NATO, OSCE...

Please see:

http://www.coleccionesmilitares.com/cintas...opa/otomano.htm

These ribbons bars belonged to the late Gral Rafael de Nogales M?ndez, a venezuelan's born officer who was an acting general with Ottoman Army and Imperial German Military Advisers during the Balkan Wars

(forwarded by Jesse Ruiz Moreno)

What is the post of the 'Order del Yoke and the Arrows' in the order of precedence you compiled above ??

This is a civil and political decorations. Always afhter of all the military decorations

See for the more info http://www.coleccionesmilitares.com/medallas/texto/yugoflecha.htm

Yes, I believe that Ettore Muti received the :

- Spain, 'Cruz de Guerra', without palms and with 'blue central background'.

The ribbon worn in his ribbon bar is identical to that of the below attached photo.

I believe that she is a War Cross for officiers will grant al personal that she will have made acts or "very outstanding" services that had extraordinary effectiveness for the development del it fights or it battles.

- For chiefs, plaque with silver bottom.

Cross military with Palms will grant to the personnel who, having proposed for Promotion or Military Medal, totally does not fill the indicated conditions, but if he reunites them superior to the demanded for the Cross military.

- The plaque described with the variations of being of dark red enamel the shield, that takes to the legend "AL M?RITO EN CAMPA?A" and the addition of two superposed crossed gold palms.

The Order of 15.01.1940 authorizes the personnel who is in possession of the War Cross so that he takes in the ribbon bar, like symbol, an equal silk ribbon which he represented the old Cross of Maria Cristina width of three centimeters, divided in three equal parts: the central, with the national flag colour (red/yellow/red), and those of the flanks, white, with a crimson edge, of a millimeter.

The last image corresponds to a CROSS for enlisteds of the Order of Maria Cristina, not to a War Cross

Also I have found this, but not if is the same person

DECREE by which Knight of the Imperial Order del Yoke and the Arrows, granting to him the Grand Cross to Mr. Ettore Muti, Minister Secretary of the Facist Party of Italy and General Consul of the M.V.S.N.

Greetings

I follow with attention most of threads of the forum, but specially those of the countries where I have but difficulty in obtaining data

Thanks to all for the appointments and references to my Web will be tens of errors, that treatment to correct cradled I have the news of them

Whenever Indeed it is possible to me I put the data of the regulations of you compensate or official dispositions, but this not always is possible and the sources of intelligence are numerous, although not always trustworthy, not by bad intention, but because sometimes the ribbons that accompany the medals do not correspond with reals

In this case, before the contradictory news, not as ribbon to leave and of course, whatever it has information that any people to make me arrive to correct the errors of the ribbon plates, that do not doubt in doing it, and as soon as is possible to me I will update the plates

Republic of Latvia Minister of Defence Award ? Medal Commemorating NATO Summit 2006

http://www.mod.gov.lv/Ministrija/Apbalvojumi.aspx

The Medal Commemorating NATO Summit 2006 was founded on June 21, 2007.

The Medal Commemorating NATO Summit 2006 was awarded as an acknowledgement of appreciation for contribution to organizing and success of meeting of heads of state and government of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) member countries in Rīga on 28 ? 29 November, 2006.

The Medal Commemorating NATO Summit 2006 is made of brass. The Medal is a round shield that measures 38 mm in diameter.

The official emblem of NATO with inscriptions SAMITS, SUMMIT and SOMMET, the national flag of Latvia, a panorama of Old Rīga and the year 2006 are depicted on the obverse of the Medal. The reverse has an inscription AIZSARDZĪBAS MINISTRA APBALVOJUMS (Minister of Defence Award) in the centre.

Medals are numbered.

According to the Statutes of the Medal Commemorating NATO Summit 2006 it was permitted to award a person with the Medal only once. Recommendations for a person to be awarded with the Medal where accepted by the MoD Awards Commission until September, 2007. The Medal Commemorating NATO Summit 2006 was conferred by an order of the Republic of Latvia Minister of Defence. The Minister of Defence was authorized to award a person with the Medal without a formal approval from the MoD Awards Commission. Awarding is not being continued.

A total of 571 persons have been awarded with the Medal Commemorating NATO Summit 2006.

The Medal Commemorating NATO Summit 2006 is worn in order of precedence after state and MoD awards on a 32 mm wide dark blue (symbolizes the colour of NATO flag) and light blue (symbolizes the colour of Rīga flag) ribbon separated in the middle with the Latvian red-white-red national colours. 10 mm wide ribbon is worn on a dress uniform.

Thank you for all the informations

I am looking for information on if some country it has created some specific AWARD (medal and/or decoration) for the cinol?gicos equips (K-9): search and rescues, drugs, explosives, etc.

Any information are wellcome

Tahnk you

Thank you for all the infos and images about the Medals of Morocco

Some decorations (nonstate) are appearing to commemorate the different battles and facts of the Bicentennial of the War of the Independence (Peninsular War)

Of moment, I have the news of the following, although unfortunately I do not have photographies of them

- Commemorative Medal of the Bicentennial of Napoleonic Spanish Association (ANE)

- Commemorative Medal of the Bicentennial of Battle of Bail?n (Jaen)

- Medal of the Bicentennial of the Sites of Zaragoza of the Permanent Commission of the Foundation "Zaragoza 2008"

- Commemorative Medal of "the Battle of the Corunna" of the organizing Committee of the bicentennial and the association of historical recreation "The Royal Green Jackets"

Any has the news that the allied countries or France have made some medal of this type?

Thanks

This are the badge for the Royal Hispano-American Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters of Cadiz

I believe that the maker of this badges are Castells (Barcelona)

The Plaque, composed by a radiated oval, in whose inner it appears the facsimile of the Academic Medal, that is, a genius scattering flowers on the world, trimmed by the name of the Corporation, will consist of two categories:

a) Gold, only when the designated personality shows the position of President of honor of the Academy. And that used so in the own acts of the Corporation like symbol of high hierarchy.

b) Silver (the image), for those Spanish personalities, Hispano-American and foreign that the Academy decides its concession

http://www.raha.es/

The ribbon bar show the ribbon for the Campaing Medal (vanguard), nor for a Naval Merit Cross

More information and classes for the Spanish Naval Merit order at: http://www.coleccionesmilitares.com/medallas/texto/omn.htm

And for the campaign medal among others http://www.coleccionesmilitares.com/medall...xto/odm1977.htm

This the Army plaque for the Estado Mayor General (General Staff)

More info to

REGLAMENTO DE UNIFORMES Y DIVISAS DEL EJ?RCITO Y FUERZA A?REA MEXICANOS

19.12.2004

http://www.cddhcu.gob.mx/LeyesBiblio/regla/85.pdf

There am well-known new information on the ribbon bar, that I have corrected

I known that can exist also with the monogram of Isabel II Regina (I.2.R, I.II.R, Y.2.R, Y.II.R) depending the manufacture

For Fernando VII (FDO.VII., F.VII and also F.7)

No all the monarchs have their monograms in the decoration.

1st row: Peruvian Cross for Naval Merit, War Marine Fight Medal, Unkown at this time

2nd row. , Unkown at this time, , Unkown at this time, , Unkown at this time

1? fila: Cruz Peruana al M?rito Naval, Medalla de Combatiente de la Marina de Guerra, Desconocida

2? fila: Desconocida, Desconocida, Desconocida

For some more please see: http://www.coleccionesmilitares.com/cintas/cintasam.htm#p and click Peru

The Royan and Distinguished Spanish Order of Carlos III were instituted by King Carlos III, by royal certificate of 19.9.1771, with the aim to decorate meritorious individuals. The motto with which it equipped his founder to it from his creation, "VIRTUTI ET MERITO", is the best indicative of the purpose of the Order, because they would be the personal virtues and the merit reached in the service to the Crown the personal articles that had to accompany to those who attractive with were so distinguished Order.

In this purpose of awarding the merit in the service to the State, the Royal and Distinguished Spanish Order of Carlos III respect to the honour institutions was meant of the time of its creation, and since then it has not left that character.

The Order of Carlos III are highest of the Spanish civil Orders and it is between oldest of those than at the moment they are conserved in the world.

Although modified the first statutes when the occasion made it necessary, seems that the numerous changes experienced in the social and political reality of Spain, as well as the necessity to adapt the norm of the Order to the effective legal-administrative ordering, advises the update of their Regulation in 2002

This badge if the Plaque of Commander and also exist emboridered

Perhaps you can see items with ligate F.7 or F.VII (monogram of the creator or the Order, Fernando VII in 1815)

Some others include F (for Fernando) and Y (for Isabel) in gothic style