Russia, Imperial. A Rare Cross of the Russian Orthodox Society of Kamchatka, II Class, by Nikolai Linden GTRexclude The helmet is constructed of

The helmet is constructed of a magnetic molybdenum steel shell

presenting eight arms of alternating clusters of five silver gilt with white enamel rays and five silver with white enamel rays

while the front section features a leather sweatband (slightly ripped)

Paderborn”

Footnote: The medal was awarded from 1939 to 1945 by the German-controlled government of the Slovak Republic

Russia, Imperial. A Rare Cross of the Russian Orthodox Society of Kamchatka, II Class, by Nikolai Linden GTRexclude The helmet is constructed of( , 2 ). Instituted 23 July 1910. (1910 1917 issue). Constructed of silver with multi coloured enamels, consisting of a Geneva Cross with blue enameled arms trimmed with red enameled borders, the obverse bearing a central white enameled medallion overlaid by a hand painted depiction of Christ in an acheiropoieta style reminiscent of traditional Russian icons, situated within a circular crown of thorns, the reverse similarly featuring blue and red