St. George Awards
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Badge of Distinction of the Military Order with Cypher of
Alexander I, #3585 (also known as St. George Cross for the
Prussian Allies), 1839. Extremely rare Russian award to
Prussian veterans of Napoleonic Wars. This parctcular piece
was awarded to a Feldwebel (Sergeant) of the First Silesian
Infantry Regiment. In superb condition and includes old,
probably original German suspension with St. George ribbon.
Badge of Distinction of the Military Order with Cypher of
Alexander I, #3585 (also known as St. George Cross for the
Prussian Allies), 1839. Extremely rare Russian award to
Prussian veterans of Napoleonic Wars. This parctcular piece
was awarded to a Feldwebel (Sergeant) of the First Silesian
Infantry Regiment. In superb condition and includes old,
probably original German suspension with St. George ribbon.
$19,000.00
Badge of Distinction of the Military Order of St. George, Type
1 without class designation, #39923. Circa 1813-1815.
Extraordinary soldier's decoration of Napoleonic Wars era.
Badge of Distinction of the Military Order of St. George, Type
1 without class designation, #39923. Circa 1813-1815.
Extraordinary soldier's decoration of Napoleonic Wars era.
$11,250.00
St. George Cross for Bravery, a so-called "Czech" version in
silvered brass, without the class designation or serial
number, early 1920s. Stylistically similar to the St. George
Crosses produced by the Kuchkin Factory, this scarce version
was stamped at the Czechoslovak State Mint and awarded to
members of the Czechoslovak Legion upon their return from the
battlefields of the Russian Civil War. Comes with original
ribbon, ring and connecting link. An exceptionally interesting
piece in excellent condition.
St. George Cross for Bravery, a so-called "Czech" version in
silvered brass, without the class designation or serial
number, early 1920s. Stylistically similar to the St. George
Crosses produced by the Kuchkin Factory, this scarce version
was stamped at the Czechoslovak State Mint and awarded to
members of the Czechoslovak Legion upon their return from the
battlefields of the Russian Civil War. Comes with original
ribbon, ring and connecting link. An exceptionally interesting
piece in excellent condition.
$650.00
St. George Cross for Bravery, "Harbin" version without the
class designation or serial number, on original period
suspension, circa 1919 - early 1920s issue. Shows silver
hallmark "90" and maker mark "FV" on the eyelet. This
extremely rare version is classified as Variation A1.1.3v in
the A. Rudichenko's Russian Imperial Awards of the Civil
War Period (at the time of the book's publication, only
two such specimens were known to exist.) Excellent condition.
St. George Cross for Bravery, "Harbin" version without the
class designation or serial number, on original period
suspension, circa 1919 - early 1920s issue. Shows silver
hallmark "90" and maker mark "FV" on the eyelet. This
extremely rare version is classified as Variation A1.1.3v in
the A. Rudichenko's Russian Imperial Awards of the Civil
War Period (at the time of the book's publication, only
two such specimens were known to exist.) Excellent condition.
$1,400.00
Jetton "To the Fighters for Motherland and Freedom, 1917",
Variation 3 in white metal. This piece by the D. Kuchkin
workshop in Moscow is often considered a "continuation" of the
St. George Medal for Bravery during the Provisional Government
period.
Jetton "To the Fighters for Motherland and Freedom, 1917",
Variation 3 in white metal. This piece by the D. Kuchkin
workshop in Moscow is often considered a "continuation" of the
St. George Medal for Bravery during the Provisional Government
period.
$145.00
For Service and Bravery, in Commemoration of the 100th
Anniversary of the Order of St. George, table medal, 1869.
For Service and Bravery, in Commemoration of the 100th
Anniversary of the Order of St. George, table medal, 1869.
$650.00