Spain, Transition. An Order Of Agricultural Merit, Grand Commander With Case, By M. Cejalvo, C.1950 Hold On the evening of March

On the evening of March 26th

where she would serve for five months

his War Diary (54 pages in handwritten black ink

Weber signed his Attestation Paper as a Private (B-70495) with the Queen's York Rangers (1st American Regiment)

Spain, Transition. An Order Of Agricultural Merit, Grand Commander With Case, By M. Cejalvo, C.1950 Hold On the evening of March(Orden al Mrito Agrario). Instituted 1905 by King Alfonso XIII. Transition period issued. Constructed of silver gilt, consisting of a finely enameled green eight pointed multirayed star, the obverse features an engraved woman plowing the field in gilt, circumscribed by an enameled white border with inscription MERITO AGRICOLA (Agricultural Merit), as well as by a gilt necklace composed by linked Zodiac signs, with a Spanish coat of arms on the base,