Russia, Imperial. A Tsar Nicholas I Silver Prize Medal For Students Of Imperial Moscow University Hold the clasp is missing its

the clasp is missing its hinge but includes its magnetic metal pinback

each of which has a large suspension ring fed through them for accommodating the hangers on the belt

then transferred for an additional month to GSO (Intelligence) GS 14 Incr Headquarters

First such unit was the 1st company of the 16th Regiment

he qualified in First Aid in July 1943

Russia, Imperial. A Tsar Nicholas I Silver Prize Medal For Students Of Imperial Moscow University Hold the clasp is missing itsConstructed of silver, the obverse bearing a raised depiction of Minerva placing a laurel crown onto a students head, circumscribed by Latin inscriptions indicating that the medal was issued to recognize distinction at Imperial Moscow University, the reverse bearing a raised Latin dedication from Tsar Nicholas I with full titles, unmarked, measuring 51 mm in diameter, weighing 51. 2 grams, demonstrating moderate edge nicks, in near extremely fine