Jersey Bouy Posted July 24, 2021 Posted July 24, 2021 (edited) Greetings! I hope you all survived the last year and 4 months. Question: are these Franco era badges, time period, and does anyone have pictures of them being worn? I'm pretty sure the Artillery buckle is Alphonso XIII period. Thank you. Edited July 24, 2021 by Jersey Bouy
Bayern Posted July 25, 2021 Posted July 25, 2021 The two plates with the St john eagle were of Franco Era
Bayern Posted July 27, 2021 Posted July 27, 2021 My pleasure ! the crowned ones were of King Alfonso XIII reign .one of artillery, the other of Military logistic , Intendencia Militar in Spanish. during the Franco Era a crown was used over the badges but was a open topped type
Jersey Bouy Posted July 29, 2021 Author Posted July 29, 2021 According to a Spanish website that sells replica badges the oval one with the St. Johns Eagle is: Medida: 6 x 4,20 cms. aprox. Sin imperdible. Placa del Cuerpo de Investigación periodo 1938-1942. Franco reorganizó este organismo y le incorporó el águila de San Juan. Posteriormente, le daría el nombre de Cuerpo General de Policía a partir del 1942. Which, according to google translate, means: 1938 SPANISH SECURITY AND INVESTIGATION BADGE Measure: 6 x 4.20 cms. approx. Without safety pin. Plate of the Investigation Corps period 1938-1942. Franco reorganized this body and incorporated the San Juan Eagle. Later, he would give it the name of the General Police Corps as of 1942 They sell reproductions for 36.00 euros each or $ 42.79 USD.
Jersey Bouy Posted July 29, 2021 Author Posted July 29, 2021 POLICE GENERAL CORPS PLATE 1942 . Plaque of the extinct general police force period 1942 - 1954, Franco period. Observe the eagle of San Juan, and read the legends "A great free" and "General Directorate of Security". Measure: 5 x 4 cms. High quality metal. Flat without safety pin. This is the 1942 version dating mine from between 1939-1942.
Jersey Bouy Posted July 30, 2021 Author Posted July 30, 2021 (edited) Boris, Muchas gracias por la información sobre mi hebilla. ¿Considerarías que esta es una hebilla difícil de encontrar? ¿Es deseable para los coleccionistas en España? ¡Mantenerse sano! Seth Edited July 30, 2021 by Jersey Bouy spelling correction
Jersey Bouy Posted July 30, 2021 Author Posted July 30, 2021 Eres muy gracioso. I will look for that subforum.
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