Spanish-issued, Spanish Civil-War commemorative-medal called: 'Medalla de la Campaña 1936-1939' that comes mounted onto its (typically Spanish) mounted ribbon

The attractive and/or multi-coloured medal retains all of its fairly bright, blackish- and/or golden-toned finish and retains a very detailed and/or pronounced appearance: it is just a bit dirty and/or tarnished simply caused by decades of storage only. The front of the medal shows a lion crushing a dragon bearing a hammer and sickle underfoot imposed on a gilt cross made up of four swords, a radiant sun and the date: '17 Julio 1936' above, all within a gilt border with an oak and laurel wreath, signed: 'España'; the reverse shows a gilt eagle soaring above the arms of Spain, a helmet and the yoke and arrows symbol of the Falangists within a circular border inscribed: 'Arriba España - Genessmo. Franco Victor. - Una Grande, Libre, Imperial, M. Hisp.Glor.' as to be expected. The award - which was presumably issued but that was simply hardlyr worn - comes mounted onto its original piece of confectioned and/or pre-folded ribbon (which measures in total 10 cms.) and comes mounted onto its golden-toned coloured- and/or typical Spanish-issued so-called: mounting 'Spange' ie. bar (as can be seen on the pictures). Simply a nice opportunity to aquire an attracttive example of the Spanish-issued Civil-War commemorative-medal!