Russia, Imperial. A Saint George Medal for Bravery, IV Class, c.1917 Auction exhibiting back plate maker’s mark

exhibiting back plate maker’s mark of Medina

where he distinguished himself and his regiment by destroying over 300 Allied tanks

the reverse with a circular central medallion depicting the royal cipher of King William I in Gold

Medal for Patriotic Achievements (in copper gilt on bronze

Two World War I Victory Medals

Russia, Imperial. A Saint George Medal for Bravery, IV Class, c.1917 Auction exhibiting back plate maker’s markInstituted 1878 by Tsar Alexander II. (Nicholas II, 1894 1917). In silver, presenting Nicholas II on the obverse, the reverse inscribed number impressed "No 369400" on the reverse, measuring 28. 23 mm (w) x 33. 59 mm (h inclusive of integral ring), weighing 15. 42 grams, missing ribbon, light silver wear, edge bruising, remains in better than very fine condition. Footnote: The Medal for Bravery with Classes was founded by Tsar Alexander II on August