Russia, Imperial. An Order of St. Stanislaus in Gold, III Class with Swords, by Dimitry Osipov visually-hidden direct war danger or extraordinary

direct war danger or extraordinary circumstances in peace

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53 mm (w) x 39

as well as the number 3 (Regiment Der Führer) in silvered bullion wire tightly wrapped around a white fabric thread

eight digit code stamped in faded blue ink on the reverse

Russia, Imperial. An Order of St. Stanislaus in Gold, III Class with Swords, by Dimitry Osipov visually-hidden direct war danger or extraordinary( ). Instituted in 1765. Type II (1856 1917). In 14K Gold, a red enamelled Maltese cross with ball finials and an arch in the knee of each arm, double headed eagles with swords in each quadrant, the obverse and reverse centerpieces present a hand painted "S", the reverse in gold bearing a partial zolotniki fineness number "56" (14K Gold) on the suspension ring,marked with Dimitry Osipov () maker mark 6 oclock arm, measuring 39. 33 mm (w) x 40. 74 mm