Sardinia, Kingdom of Italy. An Order of Civil Merit, c. 1900 Republic of A First War Brazilian Victory

A First War Brazilian Victory Medal - Bronze

Private Blaquiere was a radio operator on a landing craft which landed at Lingayen Gulf in the first wave

and George V Royal Canadian Horse Artillery General Service Cap Badge (in browning copper

hinged and marked "A-N" over "6530" on the nose bridge

maker marked "BOMISA MILANO" on the reverse of the crown

Sardinia, Kingdom of Italy. An Order of Civil Merit, c. 1900 Republic of A First War Brazilian Victory(Ordine Civile di Savoia). Instituted October 31st, 1831. (c. 1900 issue). Constructed of 18kt Gold and fine quality manufacture enamels, consisting of a baby blue enameled Greek Cross, the obverse with a central white enameled medallion with the monogram CA of Charles Albert in Gold, surrounded by a fine Golden ring, the reverse equally enameled on the arms, with a central white enameled medallion inscribed Al Merito Civile 1831 in golden capitalized