Spain, Civil War. General Franco. Medals and emblem. 1) Rare Medal of the Uprising and Victory, double-marked by the maker. July 18, 1936, Uprising - April 1, 1939, Victory. Good condition. Age-related patina. Also awarded to members of the Condor Legion and Italian volunteers of the CTV. On the obverse, it bears the allegory of victory and the yoke and arrows of the Falange. On the reverse, soldiers in the national uniform with rifles on their shoulders marching. 2) Very rare miniature patriotic medal with the Virgin of Pilar of Zaragoza, adopted by Francoist troops as their patron saint during the war and later by the Spanish volunteers of the Blue Division in Russia during World War II as an ally of Germany. Good condition with normal signs of use. 3) Patriotic emblem of the Spanish Falange. Pin attachment. Yoke and arrows of the fascist party that supported Franco in the war and the only one allowed during the dictatorship. Unused, post-war. The box is from a later date. Franco's military army battle uniform soldier front emblem badge decoration shield insignia.