Description
affixed to a tri-colour cockade
a New York organization founded after the Spanish-American War
Residue in the recessed areas of the Glory Medal from cleaning
the announcement appearing in the Third Supplement to the London Gazette 39914 of Tuesday
He suffered a shrapnel wound to his left leg and was admitted to No
Venezuela, Republic. An Order of Francisco de Miranda, II. Class Commander Breast Star, Type II, by N.S. Meyer Inc., c. 1950 Newly Listed affixed to a tri-colour cockade(Orden Francisco de Miranda). Instituted August 28th, 1939. (Type II: 1943 to present), c. 1950 issue. Constructed of gilded silver, consisting of an eight pointed star consisting of rays of varying lengths, the obverse with a central finely enameled red medallion circumscribed Francisco de Miranda in capitalized lettering within a silvered laurel wreath, the reverse plain, with a functional vertical pinback assembly, the reverse with a central
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