A Spanish Medal For The Campaign Of 1936-1939 GTRexclude Footnote: Only 4 medals were

Footnote: Only 4 medals were ever issued with the single Busaco clasp to the 9th

Artillery Badge (introduced 1888) - bronze

Footnote: Tom Chaske was a Native Canadian

3 mm silvered and gilt metal Chief Petty Officer's cap badge on the front

Footnote: The exiled Czech Government instituted this award in London in December 1940

A Spanish Medal For The Campaign Of 1936-1939 GTRexclude Footnote: Only 4 medals wereBronze gilt and a black matte finish, 37 mm, laterally pierced ball suspension, original ribbon, on a traditional Spanish style horizontal hanger with pinback, scattered blackening wear, extremely fine. Footnote: The medal was established on January 26, 1937 and awarded to members of the Falangist forces fighting against the Republicans in the Spanish Civil War. The date on the medal of July 17, 1936 is that of the beginning of the armed rebellion