Third Class, in silver, 45mm, weighs 37.3 grams, numbered, very fine condition.

An early breast star, circa 1815-1820, Napoleonic period, in silver, 79.5mm, weighs 54.8 grams, center appliqué in gold and enamels, unmarked, damage and restoration to center enamel section, about good to fine overall condition, nice old patina, very rare.

Cross Third Class with Swords, in gold and enamels, by Eduard, 43mmx44.1mm, reverse hallmarked, hilts of the swords hallmarked, minor enamel chipping/flaking on upper arm of the cross, about very fine condition, mounted on St. Anna original ribbon.

Second class Cross in Gold and enamels, 43.75x49.0mm, ring stamped “56” and dated “1866”, very fine portrait of St. Anna, fine quality cross, on original ribbon, however, some arms of the cross had been re-enameled.

Breast star, in silver, center appliqué in silver gilt and enamels, 85mmx91mm, weighs 65.9 grams, of very fine quality manufacture by Viennese make C.F. Rothe, marked on a pin, as well as on catch (mark of dog’s head), circa 1900, nice original patina, center red cross appears to be re-enameled, otherwise nearly extremely fine and very attractive.

(Russian branch of church in Poland?), cross in gilt, partially silvered and enameled, reverse with Imperial Cypher of Alexander I, measures 55mm (x95mm including crown suspension), weighs 85.7 grams, of very fine quality manufacture, unmarked, circa late Nineteenth Century, very attractive and very rare.

Cross in solid gold, numbered No. 51 993, Imperial Russian hallmark on the bottom arm, 34.45mmx41.0mm, mounted as originally worn, loop not gold, sewn on short original ribbon, worn condition, contact marks, nearly very fine condition and scarce.

Die stamped bronze, measuring 112.4 x 109.4 mm, with 2 spreading attachment points, extremely fine condition.

Victory over Napoleon I Medal with portraits of Tsar Alexander I & Fried Wilhelm III, in bronze, edge nicks and contact marks, good condition.

Type 3 - established in 1942 for outstanding combat leadership or personal valor. Silver and gold plating, partially enameled, star/ray are one piece, no rivets on reverse, center is soldered as a separate piece. Numbered 39463. Screw back. Very fine condition.

Cross in gold and enamels, 37mmx40.92mm, gold hallmark “56” on eyelet, maker’s mark rubbed off, bulbous arms, of fine quality manufacture, slight wear to enamels, worn condition, good very fine, without ribbon and ribbon loop.

Second Class Cross, in Gold and enamels, 43mmx48mm, Russian gold hallmarks on ring, by Albert Keibel, St. Petersburg, (hallmarks on lower arm under the enamels), with full length of original ribbon, very fine quality, circa 1880-1900, enamels without chipping, extremely fine.

In Gold and black enamels, 20.8mmx20.6mm, backing nut and plate in silver, very fine quality manufacture and rare.

In Gold and enamels (Russian gold hallmarks on reverse), 17mmx17mm, backing nut and plate in silver, very fine quality manufacture and rare.

In Gold and black enamels, backing nut and plate in silver, 13.3mmx13.3mm, very fine quality manufacture and rare.

In silver, numbered “181219”, very fine.

Alexander III, 29.5mm, about extremely fine and rare in this condition.

Second Class Cross, Military Division, in Gold and enamels, 44mmx48mm, Russian gold hallmarks on ring, ribbon loop and swords, by Eduard (hallmarks on reverse upper and lower arm under the enamels), on short original ribbon as worn, enamels without chipping, about extremely fine.

Cross Second Class, Military Division, in Gold and enamels, 48.8mmx52.7mm, by Eduard, Russian gold hallmarks on ring and ribbon loop, enamels intact without chipping, with full length of original ribbon (32cm), good very fine.

Cross Third Class with Swords, Military Division, in Gold and enamels, 35.5mmx38.2mm, Russian Imperial 14Kt. Hallmark on the ring and loop, by Eduard, marked on lower arm under enamel, without original ribbon as worn, enamels without chipping, good very fine.

First Class Cross, in Gold and enamels, 62.6mm x 66.1 mm, by Eduard, Russian gold hallmarks on suspension loop and ring, enamels intact without chipping, extremely fine.

In solid bronze, 66mm, extremely fine.

In bronze, gilded, die struck, of European manufacture, likely French, circa 1920-25, unnumbered, with old period ribbon, very fine.

In solid bronze, 80mm, surface marks and edge bruises, nearly very fine.

In bronze, no ribbon, fine condition.

Medal in light bronze, 28mm, without ribbon, very fine condition.

Third Class with Swords, in bronze gilt and enamels, 38x42mm, by Eduard, typical WWI period manufacture, on short piece of ribbon, very fine.

Cross Third Class with Swords, in Gold and enamels, 35x39mm, Russian Imperial 14Kt. Hallmark on the ring, marked “AK” on lower arm under enamel, without ribbon loop, with length of original ribbon, very fine.

Light bronze, 28mm, fine.

Medal in light bronze, 28mm, without ribbon, fine condition.

Extremely fine.

Extremely fine.

In bronze, 58x100mm, dates: “1853-1854-1855-1856” without ribbon, very fine.