Spain, Francoist Era. A Lot Of Eight Insignia Newly Listed 1941 for service anywhere in

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

and a hallmark for Gold construction

near mint condition with nearly all of its original gilding remaining

surrounded by a ring of white enamel bearing a gilt inscription of “MIL

He is documented as having postings at London

Spain, Francoist Era. A Lot Of Eight Insignia Newly Listed 1941 for service anywhere inIncludes: 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