Russia, Imperial. A Fine Silver Cigarette Case Featuring Tsar Alexander Cypher In Gold With Diamonds & Rubies Archive disentraining at the Tete du

disentraining at the Tete du Pont barracks

the latter part of the unit naming worn

very active in the organization

Unlike many sister ships

hardly worn badge but without any gilding left

Russia, Imperial. A Fine Silver Cigarette Case Featuring Tsar Alexander Cypher In Gold With Diamonds & Rubies Archive disentraining at the Tete duIn silver, the front cover with a 20 mm (w) x 33. 7 mm (h) "A" surmounted by an independent Royal Russian crown, representing Tsar Alexander III (life: March 10, 1845 November 1, 1894; reign: March 13, 1881 November 1, 1894), both the crown and cypher insignia with a Gold base, the crown bearing sixteen inset old rose cut diamonds, the cypher with thirty three inset rubies with a beaded Gold border, the inside front cover with independent support