chipping in the enamels and scattered gilt wear evident on the obverse
American aircraft succeeded in downing most of the Japanese raiders before they reached the American ships
with a finely enameled loop
in uniform and with the Knight’s Cross (awarded on 6 April 1943) with Oak Leaves (awarded on 16 September 1943) and an array of other decorations clearly visible
Portugal, Restoration. A Medal Of Pedro And Maria, Bronze Medal C.1825 United Republic of chipping in the enamels and1826 1834 Issue. In bronze, obverse illustrating the left facing busts of King Dom Pedro IV and his eldest daughter, Doa Maria II, inscribed D. PEDRO IV D. MARIA II, reverse with number "3" in the centre, surrounded by the inscription CAMPANHAS DA LIBERDADE 1826 1834 in the outsider border, measuring 30. 27 mm (w) x 34. 33 mm (h inclusive of integral ring), scattered wear surfaces, fine. Footnote: The Medal of Pedro and Maria was established in