An Imperial Russian Order Of St. Stanislaus, 2Nd Class, C. 1870 certificate_of_authenticity with a metal locket at

with a metal locket at the blade entry end and a metal chape at the closed end

he returned to the United Kingdom

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

1904 and saw promotions to the ranks of Ordinary Seaman (June 25

A 1934 Aufmarsch der HJ Gebiet 13 Hessen-Nassau badge

An Imperial Russian Order Of St. Stanislaus, 2Nd Class, C. 1870 certificate_of_authenticity with a metal locket atRussia (Imperial); Multi piece construction, Gold with red, white and green enamels, handpainted "S" on both centrepieces, weighing 24. 8 grams inclusive of its ribbon, marked "56" beside the St. Petersburg city mark on the reverse of the integral ring, hallmarked and maker marked "IK" (Julius Keibel of St. Petersburg) on the reverse of the upper and lower arms respectively, 45. 8 mm x 49. 3 mm, on a full length original neck ribbon, intact enamels,