Russia, Empire. A Badge for University Graduates of Non-medical Faculties, c. 1900. Newly Listed a 1934 childrens’ badge

a 1934 childrens’ badge

on the occasion of the twentieth anniversary of the founding of Lithuania’s National Guard and awarded to its members

transitioning into a ribbed wooden handle grip

describing the successes of German pilots in the Battle of Britain and especially the bombings of London between October 15 and November 20

the obverse bearing a red machine-embroidered shield overlaid by a black Albanian national eagle

Russia, Empire. A Badge for University Graduates of Non-medical Faculties, c. 1900. Newly Listed a 1934 childrens’ badgeIn silver and enamels, obverse shows a blue enamelled cross topped by Imperial eagle, reverse screw pinback, maker mark, evidence of chipping on obverse white enamel, 63. 9 mm (h) x 32. 7 mm (w), on the reverse of the badge, a kokoshnik mark denoting pre 1908 manufacture with indecipherable assay mark, and a maker mark, possibly denoting Artemi Vasilev Blochin. Marked on the backplate with a partial kokoshnik head and a maker mark, possibly denoting