with a broad tapering horizontal pin and flat catch inset into an ovular recess with raised outer edges
He remained in military service after the war
featuring a two-piece silvered brass Officer's buckle on the right end
with some chipping visible to the enamels in addition to loss of silver finish to the base metal
the latter retaining a brown leather strap bearing an embossed maker’s mark of “BERNH
Spain, Kingdom. An Order Of The Red Cross, Ii Class Medal C.1920 Archive with a broad tapering horizontal(Cruz Roja Espaola). Instituted 1876. King Alfonso XIII issue (1902 1931). Constructed of silver gilt, the obverse featuring an enameled white and red symbol of the Red Cross, surrounded by an enameled green laurel wreath with beneath enameled black Maltas shield, encircled by Latin inscription IN HOC SIGNO SALUS (In this Sign, Health), with a white enameled border, with plain reverse, surmounted by typical of time period Spanish royal crown,