Spain, Spanish State. A Carlist Requeté Militia Beret United Republic of Lieutenant Brillant was awarded the

Lieutenant Brillant was awarded the Victoria Cross for his actions during the first two days of the Battle of Amiens

pinned in place to its Dieges & Clust manufacturer's card of issue

and awarded to the Army and Navy who served in the 1884-1885 campaign in north-eastern Indochina (North Vietnam)

The reverse of the belt bears a partially-legible white ink owner’s name which appears to read “KLAUS BARTELS”

reverse of the green enamel leaf on suspension presents an inscription meaning “Order of Merit Decoration”

Spain, Spanish State. A Carlist Requeté Militia Beret United Republic of Lieutenant Brillant was awarded the(Boina Roja de Requet Carlista). Constructed of coarse red wool, the exterior pinned with a single gilded bronze six pointed star with both of its reverse attachment prongs intact, unmarked, measuring approximately 220 mm in diameter when folded on a flat surface, the exterior demonstrates evident of the removal of a tassel from the crown with an additional small hand stitched repair, in overall very fine condition.