Russia, Imperial. A Badge of the North American Orthodox Brotherhood in Petrograd, II Class Star, c.1915 certificate_of_authenticity composing of highly detailed enameled

composing of highly detailed enameled white nine-pointed star with white small star between the arms

died under mysterious circumstances shortly after returning from a visit with Adolf Hitler in Germany

issued on 6 November 1944 for a serious wound suffered on 27 October 1944

and include extensive polishing of the blade which has erased much of the crossgrain outside of the former Röhm dedication

intact but undulated slider)

Russia, Imperial. A Badge of the North American Orthodox Brotherhood in Petrograd, II Class Star, c.1915 certificate_of_authenticity composing of highly detailed enameledIn silver, a four armed star with clusters of smooth rays, the obverse medallion in silver gilt and enamels featuring cyrillic letters and a painted Saint in the center surmounted by a crown, reverse with a vertical pin, marked with the 84 kokoshniks, St. Petersburg, makers mark AB in cyrillic, measures 67. 7 mm (w) x 68. 0 mm (h), weighs 41. 48 grams, light wear in enamels, lovely patina, a rare badge in near extremely fine condition.