Spain, Kingdom. A Lot of Three Reduced Size Orders & Decorations

1.  An Order of San Hermenegildo, Knight Badge with Crown: (Real y Militar Orden de San Hermenegildo). Instituted November 28th, 1814. In bronze gilt, consisting of a Greek cross with white enameled arms and a central round medallion featuring a superimposed figure of Saint Hermenegildo on a light-blue enameled field, surrounded by a dark blue enameled ring of enamels with the inscription “Premio a la Constancia Militar” (Award for Military Constancy) in bronze gilt, the reverse with equally white enameled arms with a central round gilded medallion inscribed “F VII” surrounded by a ring of dark blue enamels, suspended from a hollow swivel Imperial crown using its period original ribbon, unmarked, measuring 22.8 mm (w) x38.5 mm (h);

2. An Order Of Maria Isabella Louisa; Instituted by King Fernando VII/ Ferdinand VII on June 19, 1833. In bronze gilt with white enamel, obverse centre with bust of Maria Isabella Louisa on red enamel field, reverse featuring MIL initials, with crown, measuring 22.2 mm (w) x 37.4 mm (h);

3. An Order of Civil Charity; (Orden Civil de Beneficiencia). Instituted 1856. In bronze gilt, with a white enameled cross with black borders, obverse featuring gilt figure of Charity on a red and blue enameled background, surrounded by the inscription A LA CARIDAD (To Charity), reverse with hand etched laurels, measuring 23.5 mm (w) x 40.9 mm (h), very fine.