Russia, Imperial. A 1704 Medal For The Construction Of Fort Kronshlot United Republic of The obverse of the locket

The obverse of the locket bears a traditional naval fouled anchor

After three and a half months at Shorncliffe

thirty Photographs of Polish Men and Women in Uniform (individuals or in groups

One of the doctors interviewing Clark made a noteworthy observation

consisting of 1) An Iron Cross 1914 Second Class ribbon with

Russia, Imperial. A 1704 Medal For The Construction Of Fort Kronshlot United Republic of The obverse of the locketConstructed of bronze, the obverse bearing a raised depiction of a helmet warrior gesturing toward a seascape with ships visible on the horizon, circumscribed by a Latin inscription dedicated to the security of the seas, the reverse bearing a depiction of the fort in high relief, circumscribed by a Latin inscription indicating that the medal was issued to commemorate the construction of Fort Kronshlot in 1704, measuring 46 mm in diameter, in near