Russia, Imperial. A Dedicated White Émigré Medallion Hold He was taken on strength

He was taken on strength by the 4th but was shown as in detention ay Wandsworth with effect from January 18th

circumscribed by a wreath composed of laurel leaves up the left side and oak leaves up the right

A cross constructed of gilded silver

surrounded by the inscription in Latin "LEO XIII PONTIFEX MAXIMVS ANNO XVIII"

with an incorrect replacement ribbon (the ribbon is for a War Merit Medal)

Russia, Imperial. A Dedicated White Émigré Medallion Hold He was taken on strengthConstructed of silvered bronze, on loop for suspension, the obverse bearing a central raised and crowned monogram of Tsar Nicholas II, set within a border of multi coloured glass jewels, the reverse with four visible rivets securing the obverse monogram in place and bearing an engraved German language dedication, otherwise unmarked, measuring 55 mm in diameter, missing its suspension apparatus and demonstrating the loss of one jewel with chipping