Honour and Merit Medal for the Battle of Tamames, 1809
In gilt Bronze, for high-ranking officers as an oval medallion, its field enameled in yellow with a gold-outlined arm, its sleeve enameled in blue with red enameled cuff, its hand holding a golden sword; around a blood-red enameled, cursive inscription “Venció en Tamames oct.18 de 1809”, the whole surrounded by a green enameled, downwardly arranged, green enameled laurel wreath and a “Savoy’s knot” below; smooth, slightly concave reverse; on top, sphaerical loop and round suspension ring and original, silk ribbon. A very rare decoration, instituted by King Ferdinand VII on July 2nd, 1815 as a reward to the troops of the army led by Martin Carrera; excellent condition. Dim.: 26 x 18 mm. I RR!
In gilt Bronze, for high-ranking officers as an oval medallion, its field enameled in yellow with a gold-outlined arm, its sleeve enameled in blue with red enameled cuff, its hand holding a golden sword; around a blood-red enameled, cursive inscription “Venció en Tamames oct.18 de 1809”, the whole surrounded by a green enameled, downwardly arranged, green enameled laurel wreath and a “Savoy’s knot” below; smooth, slightly concave reverse; on top, sphaerical loop and round suspension ring and original, silk ribbon. A very rare decoration, instituted by King Ferdinand VII on July 2nd, 1815 as a reward to the troops of the army led by Martin Carrera; excellent condition. Dim.: 26 x 18 mm. I RR!