Spain, Francoist Period. A Grand Cross Case, By Cejalvo United Republic of Reinstituted in 1971 by King

Reinstituted in 1971 by King Christian V

After Krämer’s death

the man who owned the Kilties was considered "one of the ablest business managers in the amusement business on the American continent

stamped in black ink "92" on the tip of the tab on the underside

Constructed of a strip of olive green cotton blended fabric

Spain, Francoist Period. A Grand Cross Case, By Cejalvo United Republic of Reinstituted in 1971 by KingHardshelled design on both the lid and base, with distinctive rounded corners, wooden framed, the exterior with a navy blue pebbled paper covering on five sides, the bottom with an ultramarine blue pebbled paper covering, the lid bearing the Francoist Era Spanish coat of arms in the centre, within an ornate border on the perimeter in gold coloured ink, inside lid lined in white satin, padded and maker marked "CONDECORACIONES JOYERIA CEJALVO CRUZ 5