Russia, Empire. A Badge for University Graduates of Non-medical Faculties, c. 1900. Newly Listed describing the successes of German

describing the successes of German pilots in the Battle of Britain and especially the bombings of London between October 15 and November 20

transitioning into a ribbed wooden handle grip

on the occasion of the twentieth anniversary of the founding of Lithuania’s National Guard and awarded to its members

and was later promoted to Captain

Iron Cross 2nd Class 1939 - Iron core

Russia, Empire. A Badge for University Graduates of Non-medical Faculties, c. 1900. Newly Listed describing the successes of GermanIn silver and enamels, obverse shows a blue enamelled cross topped by Imperial eagle, reverse screw pinback, maker mark, evidence of chipping on obverse white enamel, 63. 9 mm (h) x 32. 7 mm (w), on the reverse of the badge, a kokoshnik mark denoting pre 1908 manufacture with indecipherable assay mark, and a maker mark, possibly denoting Artemi Vasilev Blochin. Marked on the backplate with a partial kokoshnik head and a maker mark, possibly denoting