Spain, Franco Period. An Order Of Aeronautical Merit, 1St Class, C.1938 Buy Now Fryer was discharged from Woodcote

Fryer was discharged from Woodcote Park on September 20th and placed on command to the 2nd Canadian Convalescent Depot

marked L55

constructed of a black textured leatherette exterior with a carton base

and designed by Charles Pillet

Board mounted and extremely fine

Spain, Franco Period. An Order Of Aeronautical Merit, 1St Class, C.1938 Buy Now Fryer was discharged from WoodcoteIn silver gilt with red, white, blue and green enamelled insignia, with silver castle and lion icons framed by the arms of the cross, mounted to a silver gilt eight pointed base, Assay marked on reverse below hinge M55 (Madrid), and silver quality mark in form of a star denoting . 915 silver (1934+), measuring 69. 2 mm (w) x 69 mm (h), vertical pinback flanked by dual prongs, intact enamels, gilt loss on the wings of the insignia, scattered gilt wear