Russia, Imperial. A Medal For The War Of 1812, Silver Grade Archive Five WWI British Red Cross

Five WWI British Red Cross Badges - In bronze dating from WWI forward

with normal wear evident overall

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marked "813H" (silver)

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Russia, Imperial. A Medal For The War Of 1812, Silver Grade Archive Five WWI British Red CrossIn silver, measuring 28. 7 mm in diameter, replacement ribbon, with silver toning, remains near very fine. Footnote: The Medal for the War of 1812 was instituted on February 5, 1813 during the reign of Tsar Alexander I, to commemorate the end of the campaign on Russian soil against the Napoleonic forces, in two grades. The Silver Grade Medal was awarded to military personnel of all ranks, while the Bronze Grade Medal was awarded to noblemen an