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The history and the recipients of this badge are identified on page 184-189 of “Austrian Orders and Decorations: Part II/ Volume 2

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Russia, Imperial. An Order of Saint Vladimir, IV. Class, Military Division with Swords, c. 1917 consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac Although they did not know( ). Instituted September 22nd, 1782. Constructed of bronze gilt with red and black enamels, consisting of a Cross Patte with straight arms, with crossed swords in the quadrants between the arms of the cross, the obverse with a delicately hand painted insignia, the reverse inscribed in Russian with the institution date September 22, 1782, on a loop for suspension from its correct modern replacement ribbon, unmarked, measuring 35. 0 mm (w) x 39. 0 mm