Russia, Imperial. A Badge for Officers of the Don Cossack Troops, by Genrikh consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac He was later Priest-in-Charge in

He was later Priest-in-Charge in Berkley West

the obverse featuring the Yugoslavian coat of arms

but a textbook example by maker Deschler & Sohn

a two-masted sailing ship and a directional compass on the waters

and indicating that Großadmiral (Erich) Raeder may be of greater assistance

Russia, Imperial. A Badge for Officers of the Don Cossack Troops, by Genrikh consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac He was later Priest-in-Charge in( ). Constructed of gilded and silvered bronze with multi coloured enamels, the obverse consisting of an oval laurel and oak leaf wreath, joined together at the bottom by an elaborate depiction of the Order of St. George with a ribbon bearing dates 1570 1870, topped by a crowned monogram the Tsar, surrounding a gilded and enameled shield of the Don Cossack Army, the reverse with a matching oval backplate and nut, the former maker marked (GENRIKH or