Russia, Imperial. An Order of St. Anna, III Class Cross with Swords, French-Made Example, c. 1916 certificate_of_authenticity An Iron Cross 1939 Second

An Iron Cross 1939 Second Class Miniature Stickpin

Vasilica (1928–1987) and Constantina (1931-2000)

the other end housing an O-ring which has two 16 mm wide x 640 mm long straps riveted in place

When the brass lock is inserted into the three slots

The badge demonstrates light wear with two small chips to the suspension

Russia, Imperial. An Order of St. Anna, III Class Cross with Swords, French-Made Example, c. 1916 certificate_of_authenticity An Iron Cross 1939 Second( , 3 ). Instituted 14 February 1735 by Duke Karl Friedrich of Holstein Gottorp; incorporated into Russian orders 15 April 1797 by Tsar Paul I of Russia. (1855 1917 issue; 1917 present by the House of Romanov in Exile). Constructed of gilded silver with enamels, consisting of a Cross Patte with red enameled arms, joined through the quadrants by gilded arabesque latticework, the obverse bearing a central enameled medallion overlaid by a hand painted