Cuba, Republic. An Order of Playa Girón, 1979 Version certificate_of_authenticity Textbook sew-on style boards

Textbook sew-on style boards

It was established in 1710 in the Duchy of Courland and Semigallia by Duke Frederick William as a symbol of the then-established Order of Recognition (l’Ordre de la Reconnaissance)

Accompanied by a Photograph of Twelve Members of the Home Guard in a Wooded Setting (in black and white

Officer Commanding Air Training Squadron

Cuba, Republic. An Order of Playa Girón, 1979 Version certificate_of_authenticity Textbook sew-on style boards(Orden Playa Girn) Three piece construction, 45,1 mm wide, 53,5 mm high including suspension ring, weighing 43,8 grams, silvered and gilt metal with red and blue enamel displaying a soldier standing with rifle in front of an array of flags motif, encircled by the inscription Playa Girn Cuba, a red enamel field above representing the Soviet Union separated by a gilt star from the Cuban national colours, reverse displaying the Cuban national coat of