Russia, Imperial. A 1731 Commemorative Medallion For Monetary Reform Hold stating that that he was

stating that that he was not married

The cap features a traditional high peak crown with officer’s piping along the crown consisting of four strands of interwoven silver aluminum bullion wires

rubber stamped and gummed stamp

England and signed his Attestation Paper as a Private (58290) with the 20th Infantry Battalion

striking example remains in an extremely fine condition

Russia, Imperial. A 1731 Commemorative Medallion For Monetary Reform Hold stating that that he wasConstructed of silvered zink, the obverse bearing a raised and right facing bust of Tsarina Anna, circumscribed by name and title in Russian Cyrillic, the reverse bearing a raised depiction of Providence, surrounded by a Latin inscription indicating that the medallion was issued to commemorate the 1731 reform of the monetary system in the Russia (which included the introduction of the ruble), the obverse bearing an unidentified makers mark, measuring