Brazil, Kingdom. An Order of Military Merit, Commander Republic of In die-stamped silvered metal with

In die-stamped silvered metal with blackish-blue paint

It is flanked on each side by a ventilation hole reinforced with non-magnetic metal mesh

He first served on the USS Franklin before being transferred to the USS Prairie on December 31

Stalingrad clasp is extremely rare and much sought after

topped by four bands of black threaded piping

Brazil, Kingdom. An Order of Military Merit, Commander Republic of In die-stamped silvered metal with(Ordem do Mrito Militar). Instituted June 11, 1934. In silver gilt and enamels, obverse medallion features a left facing bust with inscription MERITO MILITAR, the reverse medallion presenting the Brazilian colours with in the inscription REPLICA FEDERATIVA DO BRASIL 1934, measures 56 mm (w) x 62 mm (h), light enamel wear on arms, accompanied by a section of neck ribbon, remains in near extremely fine condition. Footnote: The Order of Military Merit is