Mexico, Republic. A Medal For Defending The City Of Puebla, Officer’s Silver Medal C.1863 Archive Beige wool stitched lettering on
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Beige wool stitched lettering on a wool maroon base
from active use
marked “900”
ring marked "KF" (for Viennese maker Karl Fleichhacker)
Cross of Honour of German Mother
Mexico, Republic. A Medal For Defending The City Of Puebla, Officer’s Silver Medal C.1863 Archive Beige wool stitched lettering on(Medalla por la Defensa de la Ciudad de Puebla). Instituted on December 10, 1862. 1862 1863 issue. A rounded medal constructed of nickel, with an engraved obverse inscription that stands LA REPUBLICA MEXICANA A SUS VALIENTES HIJOS (The Mexican Republic to its Brave Sons), encircled by a laurel wreath, reverse inscribed DEFENDIENDO A LA CIUDAD DE PUEBLA CONTRIBUYO AL GLORIOSO TRIUNFO CONTRA EL EJERCITO FRANCES EL 5 DE MAYO DE 1862 (Defending the City
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