Mexico, Republic. An Order of the Aztec Eagle, c. 1960. Hold ” (Organization Todt) in three

” (Organization Todt) in three places

Two 8th British Army Patches (one in rolled copper wire with white embroidery on a black wool base

WWI 139th Infantry Battalion Collar Tab CEF - Pickled brass

Six photos are of single soldiers

Spain: Spanish Red Cross Founder's Medal (Cruz Roja Española Medalla del Fundador): in bronze gilt

Mexico, Republic. An Order of the Aztec Eagle, c. 1960. Hold ” (Organization Todt) in threeInstituted in 1933. In brass, obverse centre shows a golden eagle holding a rattlesnake on a blue enameled background, reverse pinback, 58. 7 mm, evidence of wear on blue enamel and oxidation on reverse, very fine condition. Footnote: The Order of the Aztec Eagle is the highest Mexican order awarded to foreigners in the country and forms part of the Mexican Honours System. It is awarded for services to the Mexican nation or to humanity, and its