Russia, Imperial. A 1704 Medal For The Construction Of Fort Kronshlot, Silver Grade Newly Listed light contact on the copper

light contact on the copper button

Noricum was incorporated into the Roman Empire in 16 BC

before returning home to Hampton Roads

The blade bears double-sided acid-etched designs consisting of central fouled anchors flanked by arabesques and serpentine designs

A cheaper plain brass stamped badge was issued later when the cost of issuing large numbers of the enamelled badges was realized

Russia, Imperial. A 1704 Medal For The Construction Of Fort Kronshlot, Silver Grade Newly Listed light contact on the copperConstructed of silvered zink, the obverse bearing a raised depiction of a helmet warrior gesturing toward a seascape with ships visible on the horizon, circumscribed by a Latin inscription dedicated to the security of the seas, the reverse bearing a depiction of the fort in high relief, circumscribed by a Latin inscription indicating that the medal was issued to commemorate the construction of Fort Kronshlot in 1704, measuring 46 mm in diameter, in