Spain, Kingdom. An Order of Isabella the Catholic, Commander, c.1930 Auction Archive crazing and chipping in the

crazing and chipping in the white enamels

A I Class cross composed of silver gilt

but when the British landed on Roatan in April 12

This particular buckle is illustrated on page 184 of "Belt Buckles & Brocades of the Third Reich

The medal measures at 35mm in diameter

Spain, Kingdom. An Order of Isabella the Catholic, Commander, c.1930 Auction Archive crazing and chipping in the(Orden de Isabel la Catlica). Instituted in 1815. In silver gilt, a Maltese cross with red enamels arms on both sides, with five emanating rays between each arm of the cross and incorporating ball finials on all eight points of the arms of the cross, obverse center piece insignia with handpainted symbology on enamels, reverse centerpiece with blue and white enamels and bearing the monogram of Queen Isabella, the base surmounted by a wreath in silver