Spain, Fascist State. A Medal Of Sports Medit, Ii Class Silver Grade. C. 1955 GTRexclude " and dated "MDCCCIX" (1809)

" and dated "MDCCCIX" (1809)

A wounded Infantryman had fallen into an occupied German dugout

Although the initial bracelets were going to cost about seventy-five cents to make

featuring a Sudetenland Medal and a 1939 Iron Cross

original period ribbon

Spain, Fascist State. A Medal Of Sports Medit, Ii Class Silver Grade. C. 1955 GTRexclude " and dated "MDCCCIX" (1809)Silver medal, two piece construction with red, white, light blue, dark blue, yellow, gray and black enamels. Olympic ring suspension. Obverse bearing Spanish Al Merito Deportivo (translation: for sports merit). Measuring at 45. 5mm (w) x 62. 31mm (h) (inclusive of Olympic ring suspension) and weighing at 38. 3 grams. Footnote: The Medal for Sports Merit was instituted in 1952 and was issued in three grades: I Class Gold Grade, II Class Silver Grade