Silver medal 1814 (1836). From the Patriotic War of 1812 Suite. Battle of Fère-Champenoise. Dies by A. Klepikov and A. Lyalin. Helmeted ...

Silver medal 1814 (1836). From the Patriotic War of 1812 Suite. Battle of Fère-Champenoise. Dies by A. Klepikov and A. Lyalin. Helmeted ...

Silver medal 1814 (1836). From the Patriotic War of 1812 Suite. Conquest of Paris. Dies by A. Klepikov and A. Lyalin. Helmeted bust of ...

Silver medal 1815 (1837). From the Patriotic War of 1812 Suite. Restoration of Peace in Europe. Dies by A. Klepikov and H. Lorenz. Helmeted ...

Uniface bronze medal 1814. Head of Alexander I to r. Possibly a trial piece for a prize medal. Numerous varieties exist dated 1810. 50,26 ...

Bronze medal 1814. Visit of Emperor Alexander I to the Paris Mint. Dies by Andrieu. Laureate head to r. Rev. 5 line legend. 36,42 g. Diakov ...

Silver medal 1814. Visit of the Grand Duchess Catherine to England. Dies by T. Wyon. Laureate head of Emperor Alexander I to r. Rev. ...

Silver medal 1814. Visit of Emperor Alexander I to England. Dies by T. Wyon. Uniformed bust of Alexander I to r. Rev. Fame with trumpet ...

Silver medal n. d. (1815). Field Marshal, count M. B. Barclay de Tolly. Dies by Loos. Bust to l. in laurel wreath. Rev. Shield of arms on ...

Bronze medal 1816. Election of Grand Duke Nicholas Pavlovich as Chancellor of the University of Abo (Turku)/Finland. Dies by F. Tolstoy. ...

Pewter medal 1816. Visit of Grand Duke Nicholas to Thomason & Co’s Manufactory. Dies by Webb. Laureate bust of Emperor Alexander I to r. ...

Nicholas I, 1825-1855. Silver medal 1826. Fiftieth wedding anniversary of his parents Empress Maria Feodorovna (Sophie Dorothea Augusta of ...

Silver medal 1828. Declaration of War on Turkey. Dies by H. Gube. Head of Nicholas I to r. Rev. Draped female figure blesses Emperor in ...

Silver medal 1829. Award to participants in the Persian campaign of 1826-1828 against the Turks. Unsigned. Radiant cross over crescent. ...

Gilded bronze medal 1829. Prize to pupils of the St. Petersburg Imperial Academy of Arts by the French artist, Elisabeth Louise ...

Gilded bronze medal 1829. Capture of Adrianople. Dies by C. Pfeuffer. Warrior in armour and plumed helmet standing before city gates, holds ...

Bronze medal n. d. (1830). Prize of the Imperial Finnish Agricultural Society. Unsigned. Head of Nicholas I to r. Rev. 3 line legend in ...

Silver medal 1831. Award to participants in the „Taking of Warsaw by Storm“. Unsigned. Crowned Russian double-headed eagle with crowned ...

Silver medal 1835. The Grand Review of Kalisch. Dies by L. Held. Conjoined busts of Nicholas I and Friedrich Wilhelm III to left. Rev. Two ...

Silver medal n. d. Award for zeal. Dies by R. Ganneman. Young head of Alexander II to l. Rev. Circular legend around open space in cord ...

Gold medal n. d. Award for zeal. Dies by N. Kozin. Middle-aged head of Alexander II to l. Rev. Circular legend around open space in cord ...

Silver medal n. d. Award for zeal. Dies by N. Kozin. Young head of Alexander II to r. Rev. Circular legend around open space in cord ring. ...

Silver medal 1851. For Jakob Reichel upon the opening of the New Hermitage. Dies by C. Pfeuffer. Head of J. Reichel turned slichtly l. Rev. ...

Silver medal 1855. Award for faithful service. Unsigned. Head of Nicholas I to r. Rev. Dates 1825-1855 in circular legend. 13,89 g. Diakov ...

Bronze medal 1855. Award for faithful service. Unsigned. Head of Nicholas I to r. Rev. Dates 1825-1855 in circular legend. 15,08 g. Diakov ...

Silver medal 1855. Awarded to participants in the defence of Sevastopol. Unsigned. Crowned monograms of Nicholas I and Alexander II. Rev. ...

Jeton 1856. Silver. On the coronation of Alexander II. 4,23 g. Rud.1856.1. Diakov 653.3. Extremely fine to uncirculated.Жетон 1856. ...

Large silver medal 1856. Coronation of Alexander II. Dies by A. Lyalin and M. Kuchkin. Head of Alexander II to r. over legend and date. ...

Bronze medal 1856. For participants in the Crimean War. Unsigned. Radiant triangle over crowned monograms of Nicholas I and Alexander II. ...

Bronze medal 1856. For participants in the Crimean War. Unsigned. Radiant triangle over crowned monograms of Nicholas I and Alexander II. ...