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Medal. Bronze. 64 mm. By S. Yudin. Diakov 8.1, Iversen VIII, Sm 162. Laureate, mantled bust right wearing the Order of St. Andrew / Imperial eagle hol

Medal. Bronze. 78.8 mm. By J.B. Gass. Diakov 143.1 (R1). Laureate, helmeted, armored bust left / Star of the Order within a laurel wreath and ribbon.

Gold and enamels. 35 mm. By Eduard – Varvara Dietwald, ca. 1910-1915. Maker’s marks “BД” and “

Gold and enamels. 35 mm. ‘*56’ on loop. “Imperial eagle” and uncertain maker’s mark beneath red enamel of

Gilt bronze and enamels. 34.6 mm. By Dmitri Osipov. World War I issue, 1916-1917. Marked ‘K’ and ‘ДO’ be

Gilt bronze and enamels. 36 mm. By Dmitri Osipov. World War I issue, 1916-1917. Marked “K” and “Эд

Gold and red enamel. 20 mm. By Pavel Andreev. "88" and Kokoshnik mark and maker’s mark “ПД” on back. On r

Gold and enamels. 45 mm. 1852. Kokoshnik, date 1852 on loop. Imperial eagle wings-down type finely executed on both sides. High-quality workmanship. R

Gold and enamels. Flat black enamel type – double-sided. 44 mm. By Pavel Andreev, 1851. ‘56’. ‘ПA

Gold and enamels. 62mm. By Albert Keibel. “Imperial eagle” upper arm and maker’s mark “AK” lower arm on r

Silver. 88 mm. Ca. 1880-1890’s. By Keibel. Hallmarked. Enamel and gold plating. Imperial Eagle mark, 84, kokoshnik mark. Tiny internal enamel

Nine miniatures including Russian St. Vladimir and St. Anne crosses, both with swords. Last two in bronze. One medal loose from the bar. Otherwise [x=

Award # 2966*GOLD. 28mm. 24g (full weight issue). Awarded to Charles Newton circa June-August, 1915. Stamped on the edge "5045 Cpy. Sgt. Maj. C...

Silver. 30 mm. Bit 1117н, Diakov 1138.3. Nicholas II head left /Legend: “ЗA УCEPДIE. Engraved to MISS I.M

Gilt Bronze. Novodel. 52 mm. 59.8 gm. By C. Leberecht. Bit H708 (R3), Diakov 311.2 (R1), Sm 411c/24. Uniformed Alexander I bust right / Eight-line leg

Bronze. 42 mm. Unsigned. Diakov 416.1 (R1), Sm 407. Bare head right / Four-line legend, date below ornamental line. Extremely Fine.

Bronze. Novodel. Bit H778 (R2), Diakov 488.3. Bare head of Nicholas I right / Facing rowboat with four paddles, crossed anchors and flags behind, bale

GOLD. 20.81 gm. 29 mm. Unsigned. Alexander II head right, signed below / Legend “ЗА УСЕ

Silver. 28 mm. Bit 981 (R1), Diakov 804.1 (R2). Crowned Alexander II cipher / Date, legend around, crossed branches below. Rare. Light gray. Extremely

Bronze. 26 mm. Bit 984.A, Diakov 845.1. Authenticated and graded by NGC MS 61 BN (Cert. #5846638-005). Dark caramel brown. Uncirculated.

Bronze. 26 mm. European manufacture, no period after 1878. Cf.Bit 984A, Chep 70. Soft iridescent tone. Choice uncirculated.

Silver. 51 mm. By L. Steinman. Alexander III head right, signed below / Legend “ЗА УСЕР

Silver. 27.5 mm. Bit 1139н. His bare head right, branch behind / Reign dates, crown above, memorial cross below. On original ribbon. Toned, t

Bronze, guilt. 51 mm. Ca. 1916-1917. (Awarded instead of gold medals). Nicholas II head left / Legend “ЗА У

Silver. 51 mm. Nicholas II head left / Legend “ЗА УСЕРДIE”. Bit 1115,

Gilt Bronze. Bit 1157б (R1). Laureate bust of Peter the Great right / View of the battle. Integral loop. On ribbon. About Uncirculated.

Silver. 30 mm. Diakov 1393.1 (R3), Peters 202, Sm 1288, Werlich 120. St. George’s Cross within wreath / Cross above the cruiser Varyag and gu

Silver. 35.6 mm. By Vasyutinsky. RNS Journal 28, p. 41. Rare. Good Very Fine. It is believed that this medals was awarded to participants and organize

Brass. 35 mm. By Vasyutinsky. RNS Journal 28, p. 41. It is believed that this medal was awarded to participants and organizers of the Petrograd Soviet

1917. Round, 28 mm; and Shield-shaped, 24 x 28 mm (not including integral loop); 1919. 27.5 mm. By Г.Д. All with Lenin facing ¾ righ

Type 4. Award # 2820. Silver. Type 4, screwback. Very Rare official “DUPLICATE” award for lost original type 1 order of RSFSR. Mint

Award # 25. 1926. Silver, red, white and blue enamels. Screwback. Type 1. Multi-piece construction. Comes complete with original silver nut and plate,

Award # 160. Silver. Red and white enamels. Screwback. Quality multi-piece construction. Comes with original unique hallmarked silver nut.*The only aw

Bronze. Red and white enamels. Herf 1.3. Kuts pp. 103-128. Only about 400 issued. Very rare. Red enamel on a bow apparently restored. Screwplate is re

Drafted in 1941, actively participated in The Great Patriotic War, serving in the Cavalry (!). Distinguished himself during the Poland offensive in 19

23K gold. One of only 27 awarded for suppressing the Hungarian uprising in 1956, including 13 issued posthumously. Awarded to Colonel Dobrunov G.T., f

to Babayan Asmik Danilovna. – One of the youngest recipients of the Labor Star ever! “For outstanding achievements in grape harvest

Granted for Delivery to the State Agricultural and Livestock Products. Group comes with: • GOLD Hero of the Socialist Labor Star. Type 2, var

Type 1. Award # 47. Gold, silver, red and blue enamels. Screwback, variation with 6-riveted reverse. Comes with original silver nut, and exhibits the

Type 2. Award # 376.*Gold, silver, red and white enamels. Type 2, screwback, with 5-riveted reverse. Comes with original silver nut, and exhibits the

Type 2. Award # 584. Gold, silver and enamels. Type 2, screwback. Comes with original silver nut. Accompanied by color scans of award card and decree

Group comes with:*Order of Suvorov 3rd Class #767. Type 1.*Order of Nevsky #3453. Type 1.*Orders Book, listing both of the above awards. It also lists

Type 2. Award # 8461. Silver and enamels. Type 2, screwback. Comes with original silver nut. Accompanied by copies of 2 award cards, 4 citations and a

Award # 1819. Silver. Type 2, screwback. Comes with original silver screwback nut, and exhibits the original length long screw. Comes with scans of aw

Type 1, variation 1, with center medallion as a separate piece. Award # 2357. Comes with related award booklet issued to Romanov Boris Mikhailovich. A

Type 1. Award # 480. Type 1, var. 2, on suspension, with stickpin. Very low serial number. Enamel chipped on 9 o’clock arm, old loop repair,

Type 1. Award # 3303. Type 1, var. 2, on suspension, with stickpin. Unresearched. Some parts of suspension are contemporary replacements, stickpin is

Award # 38956.*Silver. Type 3, screwback. Comes with original temporary certificate and original receipt of temporary certificate confirming this orde

Type 1. Award # 16454.*GOLD. Type 1, variation 3, on rectangular suspension, without the stick pin. Superficial enamel chip at 12 o’clock, ex

Type 2. Award # 174941.*Rare “trench” reverse variation, without a mintmark. Comes with Orders Book, issued to comrade Lubchenko A.F

Type 6. Award #335395. Official “DUPLICATE” issue, with serial number and Cyrillic “D” stamped in small digits on

Type 1. Award # 1049. 23K GOLD. Comes with xerox copy of full biography (from Wikipedia). Awarded to Guards Sergeant Veligantsev A.F., mechanic-driver

Type 1. Award # 2014.*Silver. Screwback. Type 1, “Triangle”. Original silver nut. Comes with Orders Book (contains photo of the reci

Type 2. Variant 5. KMD. Award # 12256. Screwback. Multi-piece construction. Variation with “МОНЕ

Type 2. Variant 3. Variety 3. Award # 20339. Silver. Type 2. Screwback. Multi-piece construction. Comes with original silver screwback nut. Toned and

Type 1. 1938 medal. Silver. Type 1, on rectangular suspension. The suspension is apparently a replacement, probably taken from a contemporary type 1 B

Type 2. 1938 medal. Silver. Type 2, on 5-sided suspension. Red enamels show areas of imperfections, old dark patina.

Type 1. Award # 8035. Silver. 34.5mm. Comes on original triangle suspension, with original “mondvor” nut, and copper screw post. Exc

Variation 1. Without an external border. Moderate handling marks with little wear. Extremely fine.

Variation 1. Without an external border.