Russia, Imperial. A Bronze Medal in Memory of the Patriotic War of 1812 visually-hidden Instituted 1798 by Grand Duke

Instituted 1798 by Grand Duke Friedrich Franz

whose first husband had been a manufacturer of walking sticks for the wholesale market

pale grey/white embroidery

surrounded by a laurel wreath tied together at the bottom via a ribbon and ringed by a ribbed border

Russia, Imperial. A Bronze Medal in Memory of the Patriotic War of 1812 visually-hidden Instituted 1798 by Grand Duke( 1812 ). Instituted 5 February 1813. (1814 issue). Constructed of toned bronze, on loop for suspension, the obverse bearing a raised eye of providence above a date of 1812, the reverse bearing a raised inscription of , , (NOT FOR US, NOT FOR US, BUT IN THY NAME), unmarked, measuring 23. 81 mm in diameter, weighing 6. 4 grams, one of 7,606 bronze medals struck, in near extremely fine condition.