Russia, Imperial. A Rare Cross of the Russian Orthodox Society of Kamchatka, II Class, by Nikolai Linden GTRexclude presenting eight arms of alternating

presenting eight arms of alternating clusters of five silver gilt with white enamel rays and five silver with white enamel rays

while the front section features a leather sweatband (slightly ripped)

Paderborn”

measuring 117 mm (w) x 43 mm (h)

later of Esquimalt

Russia, Imperial. A Rare Cross of the Russian Orthodox Society of Kamchatka, II Class, by Nikolai Linden GTRexclude presenting eight arms of alternating( , 2 ). Instituted 23 July 1910. (1910 1917 issue). Constructed of silver with multi coloured enamels, consisting of a Geneva Cross with blue enameled arms trimmed with red enameled borders, the obverse bearing a central white enameled medallion overlaid by a hand painted depiction of Christ in an acheiropoieta style reminiscent of traditional Russian icons, situated within a circular crown of thorns, the reverse similarly featuring blue and red