Portugal, Kingdom. A Military Order of St. James of the Sword, Grand Collar, c.1955 Republic of including some scratching and loss

including some scratching and loss of paint to the exterior

1915 under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel H

The interior is plain and unmarked with the exception of a number “39” stamped onto the collar in black ink

suspended from a thin

the obverse pinned with a central silvered bronze Flieger-SA insignia consisting of a winged propeller bearing a mobile swastika

Portugal, Kingdom. A Military Order of St. James of the Sword, Grand Collar, c.1955 Republic of including some scratching and loss(Ordem Militar de Santiago da Espada). Instituted 1170. Type III. (1918 ). A collar of silver gilt and enamels, featuring 22 links in total, alternating between 10 links of a red enamelled cross within a green wreath, and 12 green enamelled wreaths with blue tie, all link reverse are plain, culminating in a small disc link with a hook on the back, marked with a Portuguese silver mark denoting . 833 fineness and Lisbon manufacture, measures