Russia, Imperial. A Medal For Zeal, Silver Grade, C.1900 GTRexclude 1942 and signed in green

1942 and signed in green ink by an Oberfeldarzt (Senior Field Doctor) and Head Physician of the Reserve Military Hospital in Rinteln (Lower Saxony)

The next page talks about how the Gau leader visits wounded soldiers who all can’t wait to join the fight again

measuring 15 x 5

Catherines Regiment Cap Badge - 1905-09

A 1935 “Auf der Alm” (On the Mountain) Kemnath Erbendorf Kreistreffen badge

Russia, Imperial. A Medal For Zeal, Silver Grade, C.1900 GTRexclude 1942 and signed in greenType V. (Nicholas II, 1894 1917). In silver, 28. 5 mm, period ribbon, tarnishing evident on the obverse, contact marks, near very fine. Footnote: The Medal for Zeal was first instituted in December 1801 during the reign of Tsar Alexander I. After the death of Tsar Alexander III, the medal was re designed and issued around 1894 bearing the profile of the new sovereign, Tsar Nicolas II. It was awarded to civilians that had showed exceptional zeal in the