Russia, Soviet Union. An Order For Service To The Motherland In The Armed Forces Of The USSR, III Class Auction Archive "Signal" with red and blue

"Signal" with red and blue inks added

He was posted to the Canadian Machine Gun Corps Depot at Seaford on December 10

1906 until his death in 1912

a stunning example retaining virtually all of the eagle’s original gilt finish resulting in a striking contrast to the toned wreath

a Württemberg patriotic badge

Russia, Soviet Union. An Order For Service To The Motherland In The Armed Forces Of The USSR, III Class Auction Archive "Signal" with red and blue( ). Instituted October 28, 1974. In silver, an eight point star, with four points consisting of smooth rays and the remaining four set behind with blue enamel presenting large crossed Soviet Strategic Rocket Forces, a central five point star is superimposed within a white enamel ring inscribed (For Service to the Motherland in the Armed Forces of the USSR), air force wings and anchors are placed behind the ring on the smooth rays, the reverse bears a