A Russian Imperial Army Artilleryman's Belt Buckle Auction with additional writing along the

with additional writing along the bottom

In 1922 Leslie Irvin agreed to give a gold pin to every person whose life was saved by one of his parachutes

contact marks to glass

Major Standart accumulated important first-hand information which he passed on to newly-assigned crews to augment normal intelligence data disseminated by summaries and briefing

Accompanied by a Civil Defence Armband

A Russian Imperial Army Artilleryman's Belt Buckle Auction with additional writing along theBronze gilt, marked ".1" on one of the loops on the reverse, illustrating the Russian coat of arms backed by crossed cannons below, 53. 2 mm x 81 mm, receiving clip and belt loop on the reverse, residue in the recessed areas from cleaning and light contact on the obverse, green oxidation and gilt loss evident on the reverse, very fine.