Cuba, Republic. An Order of Honour and Merit of the Cuban Red Cross, II Class Star, c.1935 Auction WWII Bronze Cross 1940 -

WWII Bronze Cross 1940 - Bronze

83 was named after him in his honour

semi-sharp edges and a dull tip

when he signed his Attestation Paper as a Private with the 109th Infantry Battalion

after which he volunteered for service with the 113th Company Imperial Yeomanry (Lovats Scouts)

Cuba, Republic. An Order of Honour and Merit of the Cuban Red Cross, II Class Star, c.1935 Auction WWII Bronze Cross 1940 -(Orden de Honor y Mrito de la Cruz Roja Cubana). Instituted in 1913. Type I. Cross with a multi piece construction, in silver gilt with red, white, light green, dark green, light blue, ultramarine blue and dark blue enamels, the cross mounted to a eight pointed star base with large silver stars placed between each of the four arms of the cross, each star point of the star base with five pairs of faceted rays, with a single faceted ray between each