Russia, Imperial. A St. George Cross, Iv Class, C.1913 Archive Flight Sergeant Ramsay obtained the

Flight Sergeant Ramsay obtained the cheerful co-operation of all concerned

Footnote: Robert Clark is acknowledged as having two Index Cards on file: on the first card he is stated as serving as a Bombardier with the 43rd Royal Field Artillery Regiment

6 mm x 39 mm

The tunic is marked by a partially-intact label stitched into the interior collar

the obverse with a raised depiction of Minerva clutching a spear and shield

Russia, Imperial. A St. George Cross, Iv Class, C.1913 Archive Flight Sergeant Ramsay obtained theInstituted in 1807. In silver, reverse impressed "No 39" on the right arm and "344" on the left arm (No 39344), measuring 34 mm (w) x 40. 5 mm (h) inclusive of its integral ring, contact marks, better than very fine. Footnote: The St. George Cross was established in a February 1807 decree of Emperor Alexander I, intended as a reward for "undaunted courage" by the lower ranks (soldiers, sailors and NCOs) of the military. On September 10, 1916, the