Spain, Francoist Era. A Lot Of Eight Insignia Newly Listed obverse superposing by an enameled

obverse superposing by an enameled white four-armed cross with ball finials and gilded scaled border in bronze gilt

had a crew of 21 men

die-stamped bronze gilt with red and white enamels

1941 for service anywhere in Africa and joined the 1st Heavy Battery at Cape Town

near mint condition with nearly all of its original gilding remaining

Spain, Francoist Era. A Lot Of Eight Insignia Newly Listed obverse superposing by an enameledIncludes: 1. Army Belt Buckle (in bronze gilt, unmarked, measuring 55. 5 mm (w) x 65. 5 mm (h), intact tab and belt loop with prong attached); 2. two Army Badges (oval shaped, insignia in a red and yellow rubberized material, on a thick olive green felt base, measuring 45 mm (w) x 65 mm (h) each); 3. Director General of Security Badge (two piece construction, in bronze gilt with red, white, blue and yellow enamels, number impressed "1007" on the