Spain, Franco Period. An Order Of The Cross Of St. Raymond Of Peñafort, Collar Of Honor, C.1950 certificate_of_authenticity It is held together by

It is held together by a pommel nut which securely maintains the integrity of the structure

With their strategic right flank secured by the Allied advance

Observer R

marked on reverse “R S & S”

a 1942 Ordnungspolizei (Order Police) off-duty officer’s badge

Spain, Franco Period. An Order Of The Cross Of St. Raymond Of Peñafort, Collar Of Honor, C.1950 certificate_of_authenticity It is held together by(Orden de la Cruz de San Raimundo de Peafort). Instituted 1944 by General Francisco Franco. 1944 present issue. A rare sample of twenty two links counting ten unbodied silver ornamented squares with laces, alternating with six superposed enameled blue and red figure of St. Peafort, completed by five superposed enameled white and red symbol of the Spanish justice inscribed by the Latin inscription JUSTITIA (Justice) both in bronze gilt, with a palm