Description
where he was to remain before he was discharged on February 17
west of Gambut
green cotton backer
hallmark “72779 Ri” and airplane information “Ju 52 tfo VII”
He left for England
Imperial Russia. A Rare 1770 Medal For The Victory Of Chesme (Tchesme) Bay certificate_of_authenticity where he was to remain"In silver, obverse illustrating the right facing bust of Catherine II (Catherine the Great) and is engraver marked below bust, reverse illustrating the Russian fleet attacking the Turkish fleet, which is in flames, during the Battle of Chesme and inscribed in Russian ""Tchesme 1770"" below, measuring 38. 7 mm (w) x 42. 5 mm (h), with old ribbon, surface wear, fair. Footnote: The naval Battle of Chesme (Tchesme) took place on July 5 7, 1770 near and
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