Null OFFICER'S BADGE OF THE CRONSTADT NAVAL SCHOOL.
Created on April 12, 1910.
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OFFICER'S BADGE OF THE CRONSTADT NAVAL SCHOOL. Created on April 12, 1910. In gilt metal, silver and enamel, preserved with an antique knob. Weathered, as is. H.: 6 cm - L.:4 cm

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OFFICER'S BADGE OF THE CRONSTADT NAVAL SCHOOL. Created on April 12, 1910. In gilt metal, silver and enamel, preserved with an antique knob. Weathered, as is. H.: 6 cm - L.:4 cm

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