An Russian Imperial Humane Benevolent Society For The Education Of Indigent (Poor) Children Jetton Archive imprisoned between 1939 and 1989
Description
imprisoned between 1939 and 1989 by the Nazis
the plaque measuring 78
It was at the suggestion of the Duke of Wellington that the Order of Saint Ferdinand be restored and renamed "Real y Militar" (Royal and Military) rather than "Nacional" (National) on January 19
with the popular August surviving unharmed and once again becoming the head of state as "Reichsverweser" (Regent) and appointed a Prime Minister
Type IV (bronze
An Russian Imperial Humane Benevolent Society For The Education Of Indigent (Poor) Children Jetton Archive imprisoned between 1939 and 1989Silver, engraved recipient's name has worn off on the reverse, 21. 5 mm x 31 mm, contact marks and surface wear, fine.
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