Russia, Imperial. A Saint George Medal for Bravery, IV Class Hold or act contrary thereto

or act contrary thereto

Made for Czechoslovakian Servicemen flying within the RAF: die struck in silver some traces of gilt present but mostly worn off

Stitched onto the upper right flap just above the corresponding pocket is an insignia consisting of a dark grey-blue wool bearing a hand-embroidered silver aluminum wire Luftwaffe eagle clutching a mobile swastika

previous lacquered

each bearing raised NSKK insignia on the obverse and a Reichszeugmeisterei (RZM) logo and maker code “UE 82” for Steinhauer & Lück

Russia, Imperial. A Saint George Medal for Bravery, IV Class Hold or act contrary theretoInstituted 1878 by Tsar Alexander II. (Nicholas II, 1894 1917). In silver, presenting Nicholas II on the obverse, the reverse inscribed number impressed "No 314966" and 4th Class on the reverse, measuring 28. 19 mm (w) x 32. 95 mm (h inclusive of integral ring), missing ribbon, light silver wear, edge bruising, remains in better than very fine condition. Footnote: The Medal for Bravery with Classes was founded by Tsar Alexander II on August 3, 1878.