Russia, Imperial. An Order of St. Vladimir, IV Class, c.1916 visually-hidden with the number "7" clearly

with the number "7" clearly visible on the shoulder board on his left shoulder

(Piis Meritis)

one depicting a flying boat being towed by Tb-98 M Class torpedo boat “100M”

A 1938 German Naval Aviator's 2nd Place Award - 2nd Place for a sailing race

1919–1934

Russia, Imperial. An Order of St. Vladimir, IV Class, c.1916 visually-hidden with the number "7" clearly( ). Instituted September 22nd, 1782. In bronze gilt, a wartime issued IV class badge, in the form of a cross pattee with red and black enamel arms, the central medallions hand painted, measures 34. 7 mm (w) x 38. 34 mm (h), reverse 6 oclock arm marked K under enamels, worn on full length ribbon, obverse 9 oclock arm has been re enamelled, light wear, in near very fine condition.