Cuba, Republic. A Group of Three Orders of Naval or Military Merit visually-hidden demonstrating some creasing

demonstrating some creasing

consisting of a German national eagle with open wings and a NSKOV logo on its breast and with “NSKOV” on the bottom

Parker Hitt's innovative work documented concepts and principles that would be used to protect U

the reverse with an inscription of “SIGNUM LAUDIS” (“SIGN OF PRAISE”) inside of a laurel and oak wreath

Cuba, Republic. A Group of Three Orders of Naval or Military Merit visually-hidden demonstrating some creasing1. (Orden del Merito Naval o Militar por Valor en Combate 3a Clase) Order of Naval or Military Merit III Class for Bravery in Combat, in the form of a Maltese cross with ball finials between the arms, superimposed on a laurel wreath and suspended from an open wreath by a ring and original purple ribbon with horizontal pinback suspension, the crimson enamel centre medallion bearing the intertwined letters MM and encircled by the motto HONOR VIRTUD