Cuba, Republic. A Geographic Society Award, Silver Grade, C.1914 certificate_of_authenticity the other with small capital

the other with small capital letters in the ribbon banners and a hollow reverse

it alternately blocks and unblocks part of the exit slot

His last Bomber missions were carried out with the Ar-234 against Allied troops in the West in February 1945

along with the inscription ‘ZA HRABROST’ (for bravery) and dated ‘1941’

II Class Silver Grade for 15 Years' Service (in silvered bronze

Cuba, Republic. A Geographic Society Award, Silver Grade, C.1914 certificate_of_authenticity the other with small capitalAn early Cuban badge in silver with green, white, off white, light blue, dark blue, red and brown enamels, maker marked "aXc" (Adrien Chaubillon, Paris) and marked "950" (silver) on the integral ring, obverse illustrating a ship, its sail bearing a red cross, the ship on a globe featuring the Atlantic Ocean, with Europe and Africa at the right, the Americas at the left, with Cuba highlighted in green, surrounded by an open ended wreath of laurel