A First War Russian Order of St. Stanislaus; Commander
A First War Russian Order of St. Stanislaus; Commander ; Period issue in bronze gilt and enamels, Military Division, marked on 6 o'clock arm, 47mm(w) x 51.5mm(h), with short neck ribbon, with damage to enamels to the 6 o'clock arm, worn, yet near very fine. (C:41)
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