Russia, Imperial. A Medal For The Subjugation Of Chechnya And Daghestan GTRexclude in silver gilt and enamels
Description
in silver gilt and enamels (WWI period issue) 53mm (x80mm including crown suspension)
silver hallmarked on 6 o'clock arm with Diana's Head denoting manufacture in Vienna and silver content
the left helmet's crown surmounted by a black eagle within a circle with twelve peacock feathers emanating from it
5 mm (h) inclusive of its laterally-pierced suspension
The Pilot badge
Russia, Imperial. A Medal For The Subjugation Of Chechnya And Daghestan GTRexclude in silver gilt and enamelsInstituted July 15, 1860. In silver, obverse illustrating the crowned cypher of Alexander II, reverse inscribed in Russian "For the Subjugation of Chechnya and Daghestan in 1887 1858 and 1859", measures 27. 9 mm (w) x 33. 6 mm (h), replacement ribbon wrapped around a five sided cardboard frame, light contact and slight loss of silver finish, near extremely fine.
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