Russia, Imperial. A 1752 Medal For The Opening Of The Kronstadt Naval Dockyard certificate_of_authenticity affixed to a silvered bronze

affixed to a silvered bronze backplate with its period original ribbon

This private permission means that you can wear the decoration whenever you are in the presence of Their Majesties

each constructed of rose-pink wool with buckram cores

He was listed as killed and last seen on August 25

During the German invasion of Belgium in May 1940

Russia, Imperial. A 1752 Medal For The Opening Of The Kronstadt Naval Dockyard certificate_of_authenticity affixed to a silvered bronzeConstructed of silvered zinc, the obverse bearing a raised and rightward facing bust of Empress Elizabeth, circumscribed by name and title in Latin, the reverse bearing an exceptionally detailed depiction of the Kronstadt naval dockyard, circumscribed by Latin inscriptions indicating that the medal was issued to commemorate the opening of the dockyard on 30 July 1752, engraver marked G. WCHTER for Georg Christian Waechter, measuring 64. 30 mm in