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Spain, Franco Period. An Order of the Spanish Red Cross, II Class Star, c.1950

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Spain, Franco Period. An Order of the Spanish Red Cross, II Class Star, c.1950

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Spain, Franco Period. An Order of the Spanish Red Cross, II Class Star, c.1950

(Condecoraciones de la Cruz Roja Española). Instituted 1864 by Queen Isabel II/Isabella II of Spain. 1939-1975 issued. A multiple-rayed eight pointed star in silver, with obverse centrepiece applique in silver gilt consisting of an enameled white and red symbol of the Red Cross with the Latin motto IN HOC SIGNO SALUS, flanked by detailed enameled green branches with a beneath enameled black Malta shield, surmounted by a gilt period Imperial Crown, the reverse with central pin assembly and two stays, measuring 60.45 mm (w) x 60.04 mm (h), with toned silver, very good condition.

Footnote: The Spanish Order of the Red Cross was instituted in Spain by Queen Isabel II/Isabella II on July 6, 1864. It was established in commemoration of the foundation of the Spanish Red Cross at the same year. It was originally founded only with the Silver Medal grade. Over time of the Order additional grades were added. The Gold Medal was added by Amadeo I in 1872. The Grand Cross Breast Star was instituted by Alfonso XII in 1876, the II Class Breast Star was added in 1925. The The Medal for Constancy as well as I, II, and III Classes Medals were added in 1926. The Order is currently awarded, and is granted to members of the Spanish Red Cross in recognition of meritorious service within the realm of public health care and service.