Spain. A Medal For The Morocco Campaign 1916, Silver Grade Auction Archive it’s supposed to serve as

it’s supposed to serve as a guide detailing the workings of the Secret Police to understand their influence on the German public

A Second War Saint John Fusiliers Officer's Cap Badge - (M

Linden leaves on the ribbon indicate multiple awards of the War Cross

suspended from a braided neck cord in alternating strands of fine gold-coloured wire

I have kept the faith

Spain. A Medal For The Morocco Campaign 1916, Silver Grade Auction Archive it’s supposed to serve asCEUTA Bar. In heavily toned silver, unmarked, measuring 29. 2 mm (w) x 53 mm (h) inclusive of its crown suspension, silver clasp on its original ribbon, suspended from a traditional Spanish horizontal broach hanger with pinback, light contact, near extremely fine. Footnote: The medal was instituted on June 29, 1916 and awarded for meritorious service in Morocco from that date. Melilla on the north African coast had been Spanish since 1497 and Ceuta