Russia, Soviet Union. An Order of the Red Banner, Type III, Variation II visually-hidden The evidence of his death

The evidence of his death was received at the Navy Department in Washington

5 mm (h) inclusive of its coat-of-arms and integral ring suspension

in turn topped by a silver-grey Wehrmacht eagle clutching a wreathed mobile swastika

He was admitted "sick" to No

Russia, Soviet Union. An Order of the Red Banner, Type III, Variation II visually-hidden The evidence of his deathInstituted August 1, 1924. In Silver gilt with red and white enamels on the obverse, with the reverse Monetny Dvor mint marked and number engraved "293751" on the reverse, 37. 90 mm (w) x 46. 43 mm (h inclusive of integral ring), on its period ribbon, mounted to a five sided aluminum suspension with pinback, intact enamels, extremely fine. Footnote: This is the oldest Order of the Soviet Union. Existing first as an Order of the Russian Federation