Cuba, Republic. An Order of Honour and Merit of the Cuban Red Cross, III Class Commander, c.1930 Newly Listed encased under glass with a

encased under glass with a wooden frame

having spent five and a half months in France

Airport instrument approaches were normally conducted to airports on homing beacons and were non-precision approaches

very early "thin wreath" badge by "C

Cuba, Republic. An Order of Honour and Merit of the Cuban Red Cross, III Class Commander, c.1930 Newly Listed encased under glass with a(Orden de Honor y Mrito de la Cruz Roja Cubana). Instituted in 1913. Type I. The badge with a multi piece construction, the cross in silver gilt with red, white, light green, dark green, light blue, ultramarine blue and dark blue enamels, the cross mounted to a base with eight arms bearing faceted rays, with silver stars between each of the four arms, suspended from a wreath in silver gilt with dark green enamels, maker marked "VILARDEBO & RIERA