Russia, Imperial. A Law Faculty Graduate Badge, c.1900 Auction Archive He was a resident of

He was a resident of Picton when he signed his Attestation Paper as a Private (3105028) with the 1st Depot Battalion

Arthur returned to the United Kingdom and there

the obverse constructed of thin twisted grey wires sewn onto a blue wool backer

There are additional etched numbers “717” at the rear

Russia, Imperial. A Law Faculty Graduate Badge, c.1900 Auction Archive He was a resident ofInstituted December 31, 1865. In silver, presenting a crowned pillar with the inscription , surrounded by a laurel and oak leaf wreath, the reverse presents a central screwpost, maker marked , kokoshnik mark on reverse denoting St. Petersburg manufacture 1898 1903, screwplate also marked and a Dianas head, measures 31. 95 mm (w) x 43. 71 mm (h), weighs 21. 0 grams, light wear, in very fine condition.