Russia, Imperial. A Nicholas Cavalry School Badge, C.1915 Hold His relentless fighting spirit in

His relentless fighting spirit in the face of formidable opposition and his exceptionally daring tactics were an inspiration to his comrades during the most crucial phase of the battle and reflect the highest credit upon the United States Naval Service

the base of the obverse bearing a black-and-white close-up photograph of a Waffen-SS Gebirgsjäger gazing into the distance and wearing a M43 cap with a Totenkopf insignia clearly visible

each graduate was issued with a certificate or a “license” (Brevet) of a General Staff officer that theoretically allowed him henceforth to serve in that structure

bottom flap folds up for easier storage

1 Clasp - NORTH WEST FRONTIER 1930-31 officially impressed (1066359 GNR

Russia, Imperial. A Nicholas Cavalry School Badge, C.1915 Hold His relentless fighting spirit inIn silver gilt, a crowned doubled headed eagle with downward pointing wings, clutching a wreath and staff, in the center of the eagle sits a miniature star of the Order of St. Andrew, the reverse features a central screwpost with plate and screwback with dual rings, measures 42. 35mm (w) x 38. 37mm (h), weighs 22. 1 grams, hand etching, light wear, in extremely fine condition.