Original Spanish-American War M1886 52nd “Andalucia” Spanish Regulars Belt Buckle - Fought at San Juan Hill Other European Militaria which actually has a monogram

which actually has a monogram on it

chief armorer at Springfield Armory

• Ribbon bars with Legion of Merit

Shows a fading and some light spots and soiling

-One design featured an Indian head-Another design featured a plain white star-The third design is a mystery as it has been lost to history

Original Spanish-American War M1886 52nd “Andalucia” Spanish Regulars Belt Buckle - Fought at San Juan Hill Other European Militaria which actually has a monogramOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is an outstanding piece which may have been brought back by an American soldier serving in Cuba during the Spanish American War. This unit was listed in the Spanish Order of Battle for San Juan Hill, making for a great research project! The buckle is in fair condition but shows heavy service wear. The reverse shows a great Barcelona maker's mark along with some stamped numbers. The buckle was purchased from