Cuba, Republic. A Lot of Fourteen Military Cap Badges and Collar Insignia consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac appointed a Provisional Lieutenant and

appointed a Provisional Lieutenant and commanded the regiment until the outbreak of the First World War

number impressed "1331" on the reverse

The map neatly folds up into the 126 mm x 204 mm folder

No better example could be found of this type

raised ferrule is silver with a band along the top edge in polished bronze

Cuba, Republic. A Lot of Fourteen Military Cap Badges and Collar Insignia consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac appointed a Provisional Lieutenant andSeven silvered cap badges, four enamelled collar tabs, and three brass collar tabs. All items are in fine to very fine condition, with light wear, minor oxidation, and age toning. Footnote: Cuban military cap badges and collar insignia of the Republican era reflected branch, corps, and service distinctions within the Cuban Armed Forces prior to the 1959 Revolution. Artillery insignia commonly featured crossed cannon barrels, while wreath and shield