Cuba, Republic. A Pair of Orders of Máximo Gómez I and II Class Hold Lieutenant-Colonel James Murphy

Lieutenant-Colonel James Murphy

featuring handwritten entries detailing Niehsner’s flights from 1935 until 1938 (presumably following the club’s absorption into the NSFK following the Anschluss)

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imprinted case of issue (case about extremely fine condition)

the lower right bearing Siegel’s handwritten signature in blue ink

Cuba, Republic. A Pair of Orders of Máximo Gómez I and II Class Hold Lieutenant-Colonel James Murphy(Orden Mximo Gmez I Clase and Orden Mximo Gmez II Clase), both four piece construction, each measuring 44,5 mm in diameter, the first class weighing 32,5 grams and the second class 32 grams, silvered and gilt metal with enamelled centre medallions bearing the portrait of General Mximo Gmez, green enamel ring on the first class and dark green on the second, both with the inscription Mximo Gmez, reverse displaying the Cuban national coat of arms