Russia, Imperial. A Dvinsk-Vitebsk Railway Company Medal Auction Archive In October 1917

In October 1917

which was a shore base at Chatham dockyard and situated in London

with unit/battalion “9” designation hand embroidered

Type II (silver gilt and enamels

claiming he had run off to marry

Russia, Imperial. A Dvinsk-Vitebsk Railway Company Medal Auction Archive In October 1917( ). Constructed of Gold with multi coloured enamels, consisting of a multi piece spoked wheel, the obverse bearing a blue enameled ring bearing a Russian Cyrillic inscription of (DVISNK VITEBSK RAILWAY COMPANY), the reverse with an analogous blue enameled bearing a Russian Cyrillic inscription of (EWALD FEDOROVICH MERTENS), the twelve oclock position with an integral suspension apparatus bearing enameled regional coats of arms around three sides and