An Imperial Russian Order Of St. Anne, 2Nd Class Neck Badge, Civil Division In Gold Hold inscribed "Fliegerhauptmann Boelcke" at the

inscribed "Fliegerhauptmann Boelcke" at the upper left and "J

which where held prisoner of war by the partisans

Footnote: Duncan William Grinnell-Milne served with his brother in the 7th Royal Fusiliers before he was seconded to the Royal Flying Corps in July 1915

including air and bus ambulances

There are eleven signatures

An Imperial Russian Order Of St. Anne, 2Nd Class Neck Badge, Civil Division In Gold Hold inscribed "Fliegerhauptmann Boelcke" at theRussia (Imperial); Gold with red and white enamels, handpainted centrepieces, weighing 19. 9 grams inclusive of its ribbon, zolotniki fineness marked "56" with an indistinct essay mark (possibly 1868) and gold marked on the integral ring on the obverse, 43 mm, sewn in place to a replacement full length neck ribbon, crazing in the white enamels on the centrepiece and repair evident in the red enamels on the left arm on the reverse, better than very