A token likely awarded during a shooting competition, made of...
A token likely awarded during a shooting competition, made of gold (585 parts per thousand) and polychrome enamel, shaped like a banner with a plaque of the Order of St. Andrew attached,
the reverse engraved with three names in Cyrillic: “V. Borobaevsky / T. Solovkine / S. Tchelernovsky” and dated “17.V.1913,” suspended from a miniature silver bayonet (800 parts per thousand), with its vermeil chain.
Russia, 1913–1917.
No visible hallmark.
H. 3.7 x W. 2.2 cm. Gross weight: 5.7 g.
A token likely awarded during a shooting competition, made of gold (585 parts per thousand) and polychrome enamel, shaped like a banner with a plaque of the Order of St. Andrew attached,
the reverse engraved with three names in Cyrillic: “V. Borobaevsky / T. Solovkine / S. Tchelernovsky” and dated “17.V.1913,” suspended from a miniature silver bayonet (800 parts per thousand), with its vermeil chain.
Russia, 1913–1917.
No visible hallmark.
H. 3.7 x W. 2.2 cm. Gross weight: 5.7 g.
