Russia, Imperial. An 1812 British-Made Medallion Commemorating Tsar Alexander I For The Napoleonic Wars, By Thomas Wyon Auction Archive his Flak cannon protecting the

his Flak cannon protecting the vessel on the way to the Crimean peninsula

The medal was available to members of recognised Fire Brigades until 1954

was ordered away from the artillery on June 1

A 1939 HJ Reichssportwettkampf badge

by Administration des Monnaies et Médailles (Administration of Coins and Medal)

Russia, Imperial. An 1812 British-Made Medallion Commemorating Tsar Alexander I For The Napoleonic Wars, By Thomas Wyon Auction Archive his Flak cannon protecting theConstructed of silvered feinzink, the obverse bearing a raised and rightward facing bust of Tsar Alexander I, circumscribed by name and title in English, the reverse bearing a central wreathed inscription of THE AVENGER OF EUROPE, circumscribed by an inscription of THE HEROIC DEFENDER OF HIS COUNTRY and a date of 1812 in Roman numerals, the obverse marked WYON for British medallist and later Royal Mint chief engraver Thomas Wyon, measuring 44. 65 mm