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A Russian Imperial Order of St. Stanislaus in Gold; 3rd Class with Case by Albert Keibel

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A Russian Imperial Order of St. Stanislaus in Gold; 3rd Class with Case by Albert Keibel

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A Russian Imperial Order of St. Stanislaus in Gold; 3rd Class with Case by Albert Keibel

Cross in Gold with red and green enamels, 41 mm x 44.3 mm, marked on the loop with a “kokoshnik” mark, consisting of a pre-1908 left-facing woman's head (wearing the peasant headdress traditionally referred to as a kokoshnik), to her left is the standard number "56" (for 14kt Gold) and marked with the assayer's initials "AP" in Cyrillic lettering at the right, hallmarked on the upper arm and maker marked "AK" (Albert Keibel) on the lower arm on the reverse, intact enamels, extremely fine; with original ribbon, and in red case of issue.