Spain, Kingdom. Royal And Military Order Of St Ferdinand, I Class Officer's Cross Miniature certificate_of_authenticity named to Leutnant and company

named to Leutnant and company leader Balthasar Eberhard in Armierungs (armouring) Battalion No

towards the front is a machine-embroidered grey Heer-style eagle and a tricolour cockade over a green trapezoid backing

The order stopped being issued by the British Crown following the death of King William IV in 1837

The Regiment saddled up and stood to in the morning

The members who served were also well decorated

Spain, Kingdom. Royal And Military Order Of St Ferdinand, I Class Officer's Cross Miniature certificate_of_authenticity named to Leutnant and company(Real y Militar Orden de San Fernando). Three piece construction, in bronze gilt blue, white and green enamels, unmarked, measuring 27. 8 mm (w) x 32. 3 mm (h) inclusive of its laterally pierced ball suspension, intact enamels, original ribbon, extremely fine. Footnote: The Royal and Military Order of St Ferdinand was instituted on August 31, 1811 and is awarded to members of the armed forces for heroic acts and distinguished services. It may be