Portugal, Kingdom. A Riband of the Three Orders, Grand Cross in Gold, c.1880 visually-hidden 21 (Bomber) Squadron (Auxiliary) at

21 (Bomber) Squadron (Auxiliary) at Quebec

The victory over Turks in 1853

Military Order of General-in-Chief Rafael Urdaneta

Korean Service Medal

bearing two bands of silver aluminum wire piping interspersed with blue threaded piping

Portugal, Kingdom. A Riband of the Three Orders, Grand Cross in Gold, c.1880 visually-hidden 21 (Bomber) Squadron (Auxiliary) at(A Band das Tres Ordens). Instituted June 17, 1789. An exquisite sash badge in 18K Gold, presenting a large oval decoration, delicately carved with floral patterns, the center with the insignia of the three Portuguese orders (Order of Christ, St. James of the Sword, and of St. Aviz) represented by small discs in with white, green and red enamels, surmounted by a large crown with interior red enamel cap and enamelled band details, the obverse mirrors