Russia, Imperial. An Order Of The White Eagle, Grand Cross Star, By Eduard, C.1910 GTRexclude ranks as one of the

ranks as one of the three greatest documents of the English-speaking world

the Navy Medal for the War 1939-1945 having been lost to time but appears as one of the recipient's awards on his ribbon bar

bands of which also adorn the top and bottom of the cap and panels

before returning to Base Depot at Harfleur on the 15th

bag sealed via three lightly rusted staples

Russia, Imperial. An Order Of The White Eagle, Grand Cross Star, By Eduard, C.1910 GTRexclude ranks as one of the( ). Instituted 1 November 1705 by Augustus II. Re instituted 1831 by Tsar Nicholas I. (1908 1910 Issue). A finely made star in silver gilt, consisting of an eight pointed radiant star with a central red and white enameled Maltese Cross inside of a gilt ring, a blue enameled surround featuring the raised gilt Order motto of PRO FIDE REGE ET LEGE (FOR FAITH, KING, AND LAW), reverse with a barrel hinge and narrow banjo style pinback meeting a flat wire