Portugal, Republic. An Order Of St. James Of The Sword, Grand Cross Collar By J.A. Da Costa Newly Listed Regiment 1750-1925

Regiment 1750-1925

The collar is marked in handwritten black ink "GC4" and "38"

number 212025

The insignia is set on a padded forest-green wool backer and measures 70 mm (w) x 48 mm (h)

Manitoba when he signed his Attestation Paper as a Private (865150) with the 181st Infantry Battalion "Brandon Battalion"

Portugal, Republic. An Order Of St. James Of The Sword, Grand Cross Collar By J.A. Da Costa Newly Listed Regiment 1750-1925(Ordem Militar de Sant'Iago da Espada). Instituted 1175. Type III. 1918 Present. A well executed enamelled Collar in silver gilt, consisting of a chain composed of 12 detailed red, green, and white enamelled links alternating with 12 delicate green and blue enamelled bow tied laurel wreath links, including hook backed clasp at the neck joining the two ends together with makers mark of J. A. DA COSTA LISBOA, reverse of all other links are plain,