Description
inscribed in black ink with the owner's name and regiment at the mid-point of the belt on the underside
where he held local office
The Order was abolished by Ferdinand VII in 1814
a First World War Era Warrant Officer 2nd Class Crown and Wreath Insignia (bronze
whose interest in the subject was conceived whilst he was in the police service
Russia, Soviet Union. A Lot of Medals & Awards Buy Now inscribed in black ink with1. Medal for Military Merit in Battle, Type II. Instituted in 1938. Obverse shows inscription with crossed swords, reverse imprinted with number, on pentagonal ribbon, 32 mm, near mint condition. Footnote: The Soviet military medal was instituted on 17 October 1938 and awarded for combat action resulting in a military success, courageous defense of the state borders, and successful military and political training. 2. An Order of Glory Medal, III
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