Spain, Kingdom. An Order Of Naval Merit, Grand Cross Star, C.1900 Buy Now The throat is held firmly

The throat is held firmly in place by two non-period screws

complemented by a nice design on the latch and is hinged

with red case of issue

including a studio portrait of a Heer Enlisted soldier with family

The second identifier is the so-called "knee flaw" in the knee between the 6 and 9 o'clock arms

Spain, Kingdom. An Order Of Naval Merit, Grand Cross Star, C.1900 Buy Now The throat is held firmly(Orden al Mrito Naval). Instituted August 3, 1866. Type I (1866 1995). White Distinction. An early 1900s manufacture, comprising an eight point silver gilt star of faceted rays, with a large superimposed white enamel cross with blue enamel anchor, surmounted by a royal crown with an interior red enamel cap, the reverse presents a single vertical pin flanked by dual stays, measures 88. 6mm (w) x 81. 8mm (h), weighs 66. 8 grams, hairline cracks and