Mexico, Porfirian Regime. Cross Of The Yucatan, Iii Class, C.1902 Auction Archive Ten days after his admission

Ten days after his admission to hospital in Birmingham

with a 20 mm wide golden oak leaves centre stripe bordered by two 1 mm gold stripes top and bottom

on a rosette-style ribbon with a vertical pinback

with nice patina

the hanger with an ornate design and inscribed "A

Mexico, Porfirian Regime. Cross Of The Yucatan, Iii Class, C.1902 Auction Archive Ten days after his admissionIn bronze with navy blue and white enamels, measuring 42. 5 mm (w) x 47. 3 mm (h) inclusive of its integral ring, chipping evident in blue and white enamels on all four arms and on the centrepiece, original ribbon, fine. Footnote: The Cross of the Yucatan was instituted by the state of Yucatan, to award the military personnel who participated in the suppression of a Mayan Indians revolt between 1896 1902 in the state.