Russia, Imperial. A Badge Of The Imperial Guard United Republic of that he was not married
Description
that he was not married and that his trade was that of Farm Labourer
the left piece with a tab
reverse engraved W
Footnote: Pierre Amédée Durand produced a series of medals of famous men beginning in 1817
Depicted on the obverse is a large national eagle with outstretched wings perched on a large central wreath with a static swastika within it
Russia, Imperial. A Badge Of The Imperial Guard United Republic of that he was not marriedInstituted 1910. In silver, a black lacquered cross, the 3, 6, and 9 oclock arms bearing the dates 1810, 1910 and 1710 respectively, the obverse center of the cross presents the superimposed gilded monogram of Nicholas II, the reverse features a screwpost with large screwplate, measures 42. 95mm (w) x 42. 6mm (h), weighs 32. 0 grams, light wear, dark patina, central monogram slightly loose, remains in very fine condition.
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