Shoulder Boards of a Captain, 2nd cl., Russian Imperial Navy, circa 1910s. Four-sided type for wearing on a long coat (syurtuk). A rare matching pair in very good to excellent condition.

Imperial Russian Army Officer Cap Badge, circa 1900-1917. In excellent condition. A relatively hard to find item from the era of the Russo-Japanese War or the Great War.

M 1907 army enlisted man hat badge, 40 mm. Variation with vertically oriented prongs. In excellent condition.

Hat badge of State Militia Units, Reign of Alexander III, Type 2, 1890- 1895. In very fine to excellent condition. Includes three original attachment loops.

Kursk-Kharkov-Sevastopol Railroad ("Курско-Харьковско- Севастопольская железная дорога"), Imperial Russian railwayman's cap badge, worn by officials and trainmen in of the railroad network connecting key cities of eastern Ukraine and southern Russia. The railroad was gradually extended, merged with another railroad line and in 1907 was renamed Southern Railroad. The hat badge with Kursk-Kharkov-Sevastopol name was used for only a short time from 1896 - 1907, and it is therefore quite scarce. The attachment loops are broken, otherwise in excellent condition.

Imperial Russian Law Officer collar tab device, late XIX C. - 1917. Beautifully detailed, massive piece in brass with gold plating. This type of insignia was used by an officer of the Ministry of Justice such as state attorney or high level clerk.

Brass Button for Army Officer's Shoulder Boards or Epaulettes, domed variation with solid backing, late 1800s - 1917. Maker marked "Assmann". In excellent condition.

Large size gold button for army officer greatcoat or a cape, 1860s through 1917.

Cuff button for a tunic of an attorney, prosecutor or Justice Department officer

Rifle ammunition pouch for the field, in khaki canvas, dated 1915. A remarkable survivor of the Great War and probably the Russian Civil War, too. Many inventory markings.