Russia, Soviet Union. An Order Of The Badge Of Honour, Type Ii Buy Now Non magnetic (brass) core

Non magnetic (brass) core

he was wounded at the Battle of Mont Sorrel on June 13

with a dark patina providing a striking contrast to the surrounding metal

with removable depressed and slotted medal bed

each with three pockets that are stitched to a common support on the reverse

Russia, Soviet Union. An Order Of The Badge Of Honour, Type Ii Buy Now Non magnetic (brass) core( ). Instituted in 1935. In silver gilt with red enamels, flat reverse, mint marked "H" (Mondvor), marked "KP" and number engraved "12304" on the reverse, measuring 33 mm (w) x 46. 2 mm (h) inclusive of its integral ring, screwback, intact enamels, moderate surface wear evident on the two flag bearing figures, traces of gilt remains, better than very fine. Footnote: Order of the Badge of Honour was instituted on November 25, 1935 and re named the