The Russian Empire. Medal "For Bravery" during the reign of Emperor Nicholas II. The First World War. Private production.
The Russian Empire. Medal "For Bravery" during the reign of Emperor Nicholas II. The First World War. Private production.
The Russian Empire. A table medal in memory of the first All-Russian exhibition of printing. Of the Imperial Russian Technical Society. St. Petersburg, 1895.
Russian Empire - Principality of Finland. Award medal "For Merit and Zeal in Agriculture" under the reign of Emperor Alexander III. Award medal of the Finnish Society of Agriculture, established in 1860. On the reverse below, "C.J." Helsingfors Mint. Engraver S. Jahn.
The Russian Empire. Silver award medal "For Saving the lost" from the beginning of the reign of Emperor Nicholas II. This type of medal was awarded from 1894 to 1904.
The medal was awarded "for feats of humanity, committed with the danger of their own lives, but not suitable for the action of the order's statutes." In April 17, 1828, on the basis of the Regulations of the Committee of Ministers, approved by Emperor Nicholas I, the silver medal "For the Salvation of the Lost"was established. This medal was awarded to Russian citizens for saving people in various tragic circumstances: during fires, natural disasters, and the like.
Russian Empire. Medal "For works on the first general population census".
Established on November 21, 1896. Medals were awarded to persons of both sexes who performed the duties of enumerators, managers and executors free of charge during the first general census of the population in 1897. The total circulation of the medals is 95,000 copies.
The Russian Empire. Award-winning shoe of a clergyman dedicated to the 300th anniversary of the House of Romanov. Consisting of an award cross for the clergy in memory of the 300th anniversary of the House of Romanov. He was worn on the order's block with the ribbon of St. Vladimir. And medals in memory of the 300th anniversary of the House of Romanov on a ribbon of state colors.
Russian Empire - Principality of Finland. Award medal "For Merit and Zeal in Agriculture" under the reign of Emperor Alexander II. Award medal of the Finnish Society of Agriculture, established in 1860. On the reverse below, "C.J." Helsingfors Mint. Engraver S. Jahn.
Russian Empire. Badge of the Local troops for the lower ranks. 1911. In 1811 Alexander I's decree has created a special type of military forces - internal guards. Except functions of police internal troops also carried out rescue operations at the fires and floods. In 1864. The separate case of Internal guards has been transformed to Local troops. Breast anniversary sign. It is founded in honor of 100-year anniversary of troops for military chiefs and ranks of local infantry brigades and teams. A silver wreath from laurel and oak branches under a gold Imperial crown. Below the wreath is tied by a silver tape on which two gold letters: "M of V.". The silver two-headed eagle under a gold crown is imposed on a wreath, on the parties from him anniversaries are put: "1811-1911". On a breast of an eagle a board with a gold letter "With", and on wings gold a monogram of Emperors Alexander I and Nicholas II. I rushed on the right side of a breast.
Russian Empire. A breastplate of the 2nd category "For Excellent shooting" and suspension brackets (charm) for signs of the 1st category or on chains for prize-winning hours of the lower ranks of Russian Empire Army.
1 Sign (the oxidized copper) - sold
2 Charm (bronze) - 150 eur
3 Charm (silver) - 290 eur
Russian Empire. Sign for the lower ranks "For excellent shooting from rifles." Alexander II of May 10 (May 22), 1879, announced in the order of the military department - "On the establishment of a special metal sign for wearing on the right side of the chest to encourage excellent shooters of all parts of the infantry and cavalry and their external distinction." Until 1909 he had one degree. It was made of bronze and was a round disc with embossed circles in the form of a target, with an inscription around the circumference “for excellent shooting” and two crossed rifles (Berdan) later Mosin, superimposed on a target. The highest decree of Nicholas II of August 6 (August 19), 1909, three degrees of this sign were introduced.
The price indicated is for ONE badge!
Russian Empire. Regimental badge of the Life-Guard Yegersky Regiment. Officially approved on the 20th of June, 1909. Badge is a Kulmsky cross covered with black enamel. In the center of the cross is combined cypher of the Emperors Paul I and Nicholas II.
Luger P08
The Russian Empire. Encryption (monogram) on shoulder straps and epaulettes of lower ranks and officers of companies, squadrons and regiments who had Empress Maria Feodorovna as their chief.
Russian Empire. Cypher and the crown on the chase and epolets of officers and class ranks (officials) of the reign of Emperor Nicholas II.
1. Cypher of Emperor Alexander III - № 1,2,4, 5 - 135 euro. Position No. 3 - 165 Euro. Size #1,2,3,4 - 63,5*37*4,58mm. #5 size 63,7*35,26*1,54mm
2. Cypher Emperor Nicholas II - № 6 - 150 Euro Size 55,8*59,8*2,93mm
3. Cypher Emperor Nicholas II in silver № 7 - 195 Euro, Size 63,73*38,62*3,18mm.
4.Crown 8 (size 18.3 * 23mm), 9 (size 19 * 22.24 mm).10 (size 18.64 * 21.87 mm), 11 (size 23.16 * 19.1 mm) № 8,9,10,11 - 60euro
5. Crown No. 12 (Size 18,85*15,57mm) - 30 Euro.
Germany. Magazine for the Walther pistol of various modifications and release periods.
All stores on WW2 are stamped with the military acceptance stamp of the 3rd Reich (WaA) and the manufacturer's code. 9mm parabellum
1.Walther P38 WWII with waffenamt (WaA) - 170 euros. 2.Walther P38 of the post-war period - 70 euros. 3.Walther P1 produced by GDR - 50 euros.
Walther PP 7,65mm
1.Walther PP WWII - 120 euros 2.Walther PP WWII - 120 euros 3.Walther PP WWII - 120 euros 4.Walther P 04 - 50 euros 5.Walther PP post-war - 70 (temporarily not) 6.Walther PP post-war with extension cord - 70 (temporarily not available)
7. Walther PP with extension cord - 130 eur.
Walther PPK 7,65 mm
1.Walther PPK WWII - 120 euros. 2.Walther PPK post-war issue - 70 euros. 3.Walther PPK post-war with extension cord - 90 euros (sold )
4. Walther PPK Manurhin (post- war issue) - 60 euro.
Russian Empire. Officer's badge of the 90th Onega Infantry Regiment. Miniature (reduced size) to be worn on civilian costume or for "regimental ladies" - wives of officers.
Extremely rare.
It was approved on September 23, 1903.
The badge has the shape of the cross of the Order of Virtuti Militari with a laurel wreath in the center. Inside the wreath there is a medallion with the monogram of Nicholas II. Around the wreath there is a white ribbon with the names of the regiments in seniority "2nd and 4th Naval Regiments" and 90 p. ONEGA. and dates 1803-1903.
Russian empire. Award-winning silver medal "For the defense of Sevastopol". ( Eastern war 1853-1856) Established on November 26, 1855. The medal was awarded to generals, officers and lower ranks of both combat and non-combat, military and naval departments that made up the Sevastopol garrison and were located on the North side of Sevastopol; civil officials of all departments that were in the city for service; all residents of Sevastopol who took part in the defense of the city, including women. The total circulation of the medal is 250,000 copies.
