Russia, Imperial. A Medal For The War Of 1812, Silver Grade For Military Personnel, C.1815 Hold the obverse with a circular

the obverse with a circular central medallion depicting the crowned royal cipher of Grand Duke Adolph Friedrich VI within a laurel wreath that is tied together at the base via a ribbon

silver star on its original ribbon with dual pin attachments

and he had many girlfriends

although these badges were made only by Zagreb's maker "Braca Knaus"'

Russia, Imperial. A Medal For The War Of 1812, Silver Grade For Military Personnel, C.1815 Hold the obverse with a circular( 1812 ., ). Instituted in 1813. In silver, obverse illustrating the all seeing eye on a triangular field, backed by radiating rays, inscribed in Russian "1812 " (Year 1812) below, reverse inscribed in Russian " , , ." (Not Unto Us, Not Unto Us, But in Thy Name), measuring 28. 5 mm in diameter, bruised, edge nicks, contact marks, replacement ribbon, very fine. Footnote: The Silver Grade Medal was instituted on February 5, 1813 and the Bronze Grade