Russia, Soviet Union. An Order Of Alexander Nevsky, Type Iii Archive gilt wear evident on the

gilt wear evident on the World War I Victory Medal

with some chipping evident to the amber

the belt securing the aluminum receiving clip and terminating on the reverse on the left side

the physician noting: "That this man's discharge not be carried out until he is in receipt of the first payment of the following pension:- that he be granted a pension for the period of one year under Class 4 at the rate of 40 percent = One hundred and Ninety Two Dollars per annum under the Pay and Allowance Regulations 1914 as amended by P

Toronto) along the outer edge

Russia, Soviet Union. An Order Of Alexander Nevsky, Type Iii Archive gilt wear evident on the( ). Constructed of partially gilded silver with enamels, the obverse consisting of a five pointed star with white enameled arms, superimposed over a radiant decagon and with a pair of poleaxes piercing the centrepiece, overlaid by a semi circular laurel leaf wreath joined together at the bottom by a shield bearing a hammer and sickle, in turn overlaying a sword, bow, and quiver of arrows, surrounding a central medallion bearing a leftward facing