Russia, Imperial. An Order Of Saint Andrew, I Class, C. 1925 United Republic of An extremely rare and well-preserved

An extremely rare and well-preserved example of a Gau Sudetenland Honour Badge

"for his bravery in entering the Civic Arena alone early one morning (Sunday

On 3 May 1939

the right side of the collar features a second pattern divisional insignia consisting of a machine-embroidered silver-grey sun and stars (the latter representing Latvia’s three traditional regions of Courland

Russia, Imperial. An Order Of Saint Andrew, I Class, C. 1925 United Republic of An extremely rare and well-preserved( ). Instituted 28 November 1698. Likely of French manufacture, circa 1925, constructed of silver gilt with multi coloured enamels, consisting of a crowned double headed Romanov Imperial Eagle with black enamelled spread wings highlighted with Gold feathering, overlaid by a blue enamelled Saint Andrews Cross, bearing a superimposed Saint Andrew the Apostle and Latin script letters SAPR for SANCTUS ANDREAS PATRONUS RUSSIAE (SAINT ANDREW, PATRON OF