no matter how heavy and bulky they were
who later died as a prisoner of war (the aforementioned Fireman 1st Class Fred L
" Since the late 20th Century
C) - 1) An Iron Cross 1914 Second Class ribbon
1944 (with all dates of wounds entered on the award document
Russia, Imperial. An Medal For The Passage To Sweden Through Torino, C.1810 Hold no matter how heavy andConstructed of silver, on loop for suspension with its period correct replacement ribbon, the obverse bearing a raised monogram of Tsar Alexander I, the reverse with a Russian Cyrillic inscription of 1809 (FOR THE PASSAGE TO SWEDEN THROUGH TORINO 1809), unmarked, measuring 28. 92 mm in diameter, weighing 11. 5 grams, much of the reverse inscription has been rendered illegible due to material fatigue, in overall very fine condition.